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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11
THOMAS CARLYLE.
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Nahogan, haV stallion. With black
toluf.. the black extending aloNr Tn.
kners nn white. NJ - hands high, AMI
W.lghs leO pound. brvl hy \ y bur
rim. Uartand. Ne. owned hv W. j.
wheeler snd II. y. True. south Paris
foaled Nav 4. lSs3.
size. sss.. wtthss.. Iiar.-first dan. Az
~ tssia SIS seceul IAN. Jessie hhf
nett uer-s rhiri tau. Asie. ht 81 i,inf.
go. withsr.. hv Aiuaoai ~. .ir, sf "a s-iui..ui
auAa vaaaer fannir Mithsrsfss.n. D. "a,
i-..iussui { ria Athus liall iariv 49,
a.Fra an.f o. 9Th rFss.r.Is 20 ~ Ur .Tfiff. en-.
- 80 raIlif ryfurls
ts.is. ~ Rr-.irs's usuhletauiaa l1. sir, 4
n 80 r,sunis n nj ar frttrr iirst fam
~. Oa-slsy. tf Trsgrarh. hy tassius n Cav
nurustt H. br oii pryw ma
uai kst..n tf NF-sursf
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a. Otf..r,i Oaanft la'r l~s- al '-st a. har-s
~ o,ts a. aI sr-si rulHr. stani ID SCI hni
~ r.-sf raitr.i Eaff unIrufs Hf rhruss az
Il i "A arst rrvuuan a. 80 fe-i $40 al 81
~ af ths Nf..ri tHanfr fa.r i---. AL 50 s'.
4 Il.stnn uarties o. e Mo- rrtrr ttrr1 Ci'i
49, tr t'n iu ~ "a issr ...ii Or So
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usaslIv nnr fnish W 80 49, 70 g. ~ 70
shsIs 81 a. cirsu aat So wlta,ai surl .a'
hsir ~ bs.k d .f u.-ian .rnsth sai D. -.
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tfr,luEhnut On hIs rKrrli-g a. rtr sifs a. -
90 ~ 80 perfect hHrsf TAI ever F.Ini 40
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f.ssi stftrf anf NJ rruiurs Inherit d. tt iltfINh
nirrits O. oval rKfruf r.sri sirf E.fl 0HhIr 80
tsrfs.t tr,ff.ng a.tIHn. Nav kfIt af hat 49,
grsss af rrasnnahlf trr1ut anf fr-l 'arFfa. n
k.akei snsr haf ua "a sssurnci ~ = .I ma
Ssuit rsri. n Trras o. e. insurv o. -
W wuEELTES Al = rHrE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11

l-iors half q th~m can D. rescb~i In thi.
n.Annsf, and hsiics h. nsv Ilsn When th-
~airr surgri agsins, the ~ stone bridge
anil -srv rvt-Ilsi. thy furm~i . vent
through tho sn,iankmsnt which had t-sn
-s.hsiaw The -r-cksgv pils,i up sg.in.s
the brii.. anil The nooi 90. turnsi Lotto the
bs~ channel u hsd m-de. thus lsaNing ihs
oil Ill q r-csptacle fur dnft Tie water
has l-su running through Ia ns~ channel
ever sino. Bot tn plan h nos is n buih =
val slong tbe 81 river oUur~-. turn The
water into The drft and thus nush u out
This h nous,sr scheme. hut Mr.. Kirk
think the earth sail can D. throsn up Nv
thl. s,srinr A large forc- q men ar. ,o l.
uui a. wofk ug.n n ~ otscs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11
=: :: :: 7: BABYD[AN = y; e.: !: z:
will make the season Of 1850
at Buekaeid. Maine.
nt $50 Co warrant.

s,,,. p.nisl R-sns. n "a sirs q sa.le oven.
n - Elrb., 4 n IA Nellie n. - IA
Il.m t.arusy nav, dan ~ ksl.Cft u Z ~ !,
triaf 4 - n hafk Mcs-e, ~.
p.eisi I..sus b. ~ ITS A. lisulhlctenian .ilaui
oet kst~ Ian "a Nounx hrunu. q "a hrrcts,
I "A Rruna. e. "a. paniei h-sns, a. "a lsrk
Aru.,ki I ~ lona ole trial Z e. atsu ~.harf.
tri.l 4 "A All Rrutus. trial "a
t.urusV Mars. b. hsssworth krsntiY Stne .-sn ~
an. sftsfnai guhh's nrsnsiy wins. dara - MsinE
~aa anl hsion bk-si
nan Iarsn 4 = bruwn bay stallon, With snail
.trtr- In fare f.a ~ in uns i--i stanls rs hsn-
80 .eishs 100 ~. nrvsi snd osasi by ~ un
ger.irus-i ue A. sounlt aafi snis-lth. ansi y IA
sserv ~ drst lass guicrsan's driving hur.s,
t.th In iowa "a II. sFtiun AMI sIssi AM Dor M
chance ~ hss hat l. gulte tryiisr. he Va
rai-ssi al trvalesi ne aCslallssu hnr-s s nstef
az . trask tut feur tiues an ~ fan 20 -,
uhsn With shuft prgTaratinn - go gwen tnaf
pahur triai. "a IN dlfer~ut fsir- iu Mains, al,
III over kalf uals trarks "a stats itlr,f :, 70 ~
Oantan = wesk htrf. = 81 "a uNturi talnif
Fsirs . lstsrst issisten. 80 tsg--lluf -
rats kin cspshls - tryftinE a. = VIA sal,sll.
prvrarstion. w ~ an unifprtalf - SOL -ise
AL dnish 9Th hne truiting s.t..n, a. ~.
rva.iiiy sshi 90 r--t prlc's U.s. Nst,se
vsars this srrins. ens 20 ~ otls-i 1i n. - p.
tr,.ffsr al "a = sinncr hs.th iu ~ thrss 49,
1901 t,rra. Nsnf ofhsfs ~ ~ 80 sii9s
.r-..i hut have a. fsn dove aiIsi lrn thgf az
-. "a tfs1u IIt.f pr,sFs fast n ~ ssfiuE T.
tue thsf ne prssiules ukr nr ~ lkrusss nf 81
arre.t.rr 90 thsIr sre L. ftst ani A. f'f1n tart
an.i ,slurlus anfssf.lrs nn isath si.lfs.
80 further l.sftIfuisrs ti'lrvss,
HonfN~siN DIAN.
NITNTINIu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11

NN,wrn, To rrzzLrs 90 Lar wrrN.
sparkling
al Cade. dacr. ,. lii. i.h =,
Able. Alsl 1. Roman, manor. >, ~
hino. Gillian. q. Denver, uer,ri. q
Endor. drunr. Initials, Char,de. bia-
moni
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11
BREAKING OF THE DAM.
Tn. sn.rln q c.mb.,. ceus,y Rspss'sa',
warned That % wss ussafs = unas
s r..s A. m. C,.ssvusttss

Tn. sn.rin q C.mss,s ceussy Rspss'sd',
warned That % wss ussafe = usas
Materials iced In Iis Ce~strastis~
Superintendent Morgan % the Cambria
Iron company. Who s r-xardei a. an En-.
ccptionslly level-hsasiei man. has returned
from tour % thu eatire fcsiei district
lie declared that only about is.0p p-rrons
are now alive where ~, $40 lived aud had
thsir bsing before the fool. Adjt G-n.
Hastings maintains that the death lat may
no, sscsd 500. and of this number he
thinks $40 bcile< will never be recovered
Mr.. McConnsaghy. the chief % the bureau
of rrEi.trsiion, says that hs s convinc~i
that IN. numh-r Who p-r,sbsi s fully 1000
GO moro
A. the present. rate ,her. viii soon L. .
live man digging la the ruins 10 every dad
oas Evans Johhs. the Piitsburg contractor,
stated lest evening that 900 men will l. At
work IN the ruins Thrr, hundr~i arrived
from piitsburg sni 80 mor. or, announced
Coz to-day. There are tveuty-sir foremen
here. all level h-s.isd fellows. Who keep their
hwi~ily AMI almost exhausted forc-. under
a.. stsrful control Although they we're
scattered all over the waste placss "a. heavy
wurk was done On the Point district. where q
couple ~ hundred manslon. he In -olii heap.
OF laick, stone ami timt-rS il.r~ the lators
% the ssarchsr wsre rewarded by the dis
coy,ry a
a Corp-s Ab.st E,ery Fi,s uiaa,s&
Ass general thing The bodies wsrr n,anglssi
AMI unre,,sulEahls unless by marks 90 letters
ca their persona In every cas- decomp.i-
ton las - In. AMI the vork q the s.archsr.
Il trcoming one that will tsst their stomach.
a. will a. their hearts
Superintendent Kirk % the ritt.burg Dyn.
smi,s c,imTany. - At rc.t the reports foa,.
ing al-oni that thsrp we're a. - soms terrific
uIlhsaval. by dynamite. ave viii ne, At
tsnpi b. 10 IN tie wreckags by dynamite, :
sad h., IL l. fuli q dad t.iiss, AMI thy
wouh L. isrribly manglei II dynamite wsrs
u.s-d We wiil employ small cartrtig.. fur
SCATTERING heavy uml-rs ocrasi0naiiy, lot
that /. ALL hut Mr Kirk ha. q .chsms
afoot that Il ~ momsntOus - u IL Cb.-rtns
o. the Thousands lsluw Johns,o~n Who have
t-en stps-.d o. the danger - Irsiilencs
fTum drinking Alighsny river water.
4 R.ssiRs N.u.e. o. ne.
sDi health liss iu the ls.i % the Consmaugt
fs so ysni. Aiov~ the feun.y lvanlA rail
roa bridsc When ,hs ddft accumulated
against this ada nsntine stru ture hundr~i.-
sane ssy thousanis-of l..ie' vefs pinione.i
under tie dshfis II extends scr,-. the riVsr
.o fsst ami t~ics that distance up stream.
TIE awful story q how u caught nr. and
buru~i for thrss days. roasting The pinionsl
victims anil hiling ths valley With The sick
snlng ODE - burning n-sh. has len ~
lated but the nsme. ur~i q their ~ofl
O., -.an They LAd burns.i The top a IN
huge ylls AMI 1T the foul sssiimeui b a., ..
sieve &c tie C0nemaugh. Hundreds q.
half buruei cuu~. ~vre taken % the placs
bot every tln,t-r hsld otbsrs, -befv N,
strongest - n,achinsry -Uuld D. required h
r-sch aui hl-rsts th-m nls.isrs are 81
~osk near the stone bridge Mr. Kirk hA'
d-ciisd tat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11

OXFORD, - Al q Count Of Prol.,e h.lt =,
Paris, within and Tor the County Of Ox for,l "a
The thiri TUESDAY Of MAY. 4. n. Is<B
lierher l. Whltcomb. Administrator on the p.
tate ef fr.'etiek y. iiorr. late ~ Waterford. IN
said County, secessei, having pre.entei M. 49,
count ~ administration u a.. s.ts,e m - a.
ces-el for allowance "
OhDthtD, That the aid Administrator civ.
hotlee ~ All ltfson- intsrstet. by causing a
succes.lseiy In The Oxforl Densoerat printed a,
fsn-. That thsf msy appear at Probate toar,
70 IL he'll AZ fahs. In aid County. on the thlrI
iussisy OF June next. a nine o'clock In
why The same should net le allowed.
0kORsE A. WILSON, Juise.
TIVE eopy-stssst ILL., {. DAVIS, Rsxistsr.
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l.-John II. tough. Temperance ad,o-
cate.
5.-Nostrum.
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iI.-E>IoMA.
Composed ~ a. letter..
Nv ~. a.. ), ~, L., 30 l. tender.
Nv ~, ,. 90, y, 4, u, q i frugal.
Nv n, q, 20, I. - u visitor.
Nv ~. On. a.. Ia, 2, l. frequent.
Nv ~, m, Is, -, Il l. n knot.
Nv o.. 81. -, l., :, ~, - i said To he
the best policy.
Nv n. =. rs, :. ~. a., a. l. q hunter.
Nv -. q. l., %. n Il to surmisc.
Nv y, %. IN. 10, -, L., % l. In loud
manner.
The whole l. the commencement IT
TEUTNAN.
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THE ATKINSON
House Furnishing Company

whereas II has been reporter iN ~
that certain dealers claim that
they arr 81 liberty % sell the Bi'iFin
refrigerator. we take immediate steps
to refute the assertion.
W. arr The uniy authnfifr.i agent d. f.f 'ff
- Maine fnr en- naiiwiu dfr cir 10 rf'ti
ths hr.t iu ~ msrkst. AWARDED Co. E"'
ths Nss Orisans IXTsrsitfpu. ihr-f H'
turs arr ketf tn stl-k ~ us ~ aII f'r.ff a'H
In over - 'iifsrnt a. 30 ani ar rr f''
bay.
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rIfE .ab.eriier hsrrby giye. plhh. 49,
that ~ has l-ret duly apialnisi hl ih. 49,
ble JuliEs % Pr,isats Cor ths lsuni. ~ Nv m,
sni assumed The trust u Aim'ni'''h''' ''
JAMES WRENCH late y Porte. 81,
/ In said CountF. hsr-asei. by giving boz y -.
as dlrects h. therefpr rr'lusss 40
inteisei ~ the e.tate ~ All les~a=ri p -,
immeiists payment. sol tho-e -, NV
demands theron b. exhibit ths Sane ia,,ru
May ~, iSs'. ISAAC !.
TuE .ub.~rib@r hereby hse. pubh -
that ~ has ben daily appointrl hf IN, 80
abb Juirr ~ Probate f0r NJ tganil ~ y, ~
sni a...me'i the trust % Adminl-'r''''
MOSS GAGE. lais - Part' 81,
IN saif County. deceasei. by zivinE h,al -.
Law firrrts he therefore regue-is .. 80
Indebted b. the estate ~ .alt dees..sl ~. a.
immeiiste payment. Ani those NJ "a'
| demands thereon O. exhibh the safue hrf
May 81, Isss. GrsrANl- =. ~
ruE .ub.criler hereby dive pubh 80
that she hs. hen duiy spIseiniri ~ ~ 49,
/ abb JuiEe % Probate Cor tn Countf ~ ~ ~,
AMI a.-amsi the trust ~ Esecutna q"
/ estate %
ISAAC CHANDLER late ~ Lowell a.,
In ssif Coanty, decea.e.i nv EsiEE DO -.
lac dirrets. she thersforv re.laests A. .s,ks
inislset o. the estate ~ sait decea.ci y. ~. az
Immediate payment. ant thee -. ~
demands thereon b. exhibit me sam. ~ ntFR
Nay ~. iss. OLIVE q. ChANp'
TIIE sab-cril.er bereby Eives puhne 49,.
that he hss l-eeu daily spp1intet y ". ,.s.~f
abe Juiss ~ Probate Cor the Counil ~ n ~
and .s.smti the trust Of Ah@ini'''''"
JOHN %. KIDDER. late - Nstsp. ~
In sail Cotlnty deassset. By giving 80. -.
law firest,, he thersfors re9ae.ts :, sa.s
Indebted q, the estate % all deces~ ~. az
immediate payment AMI thO-e vh9 hsf
| deInapis ukreon 10 exhibit ~ sam. by.px
Nay n, iH0. HEyRf W. fAs
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I.-cuaRADr.
Nv .Srsi Ne call tract of land
A stream has OVERLOOKED;
In Hsrf, N what Ne hear !. true,
4 famous man abode.
Nv wkols's household article
I'm SURF you all viii say;
We use Il Oft, but most ~ all
N. used on washing day.
JENNIE.
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TuE .ub.erfber hereby dses pneh d, -
that ~ Ia. been daily ApT-oiniei by th. -
abb Juirs - Probate Cor M tguniY ~ ~ ,t,
snf assumed the trust % Afmini-'r'''
estate ~
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THE PUZZLER.

Communication. ter thl. psparmsn, .hesh h
-sni ths r,ii,or. ". ". EASTMAN. hass sumner,
Malne.
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IAMks rRrNrII Id. b -

rIff sah.eriler hsrvby rive plhh
that ~ has l-rst duly apIilnis'i ni ~ 49,
bio Juixe u Pr,,llats for tn teuni. ~ wv IN,
and assumed thr trust n Aiminlsi'hi'I ''
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RAsrBERRI BAyARIAS CREAM.-
Cover half box ~ gclatine with three
tablespoonful. of cold water, LEI soak,
add half cup of sugar and stir until
dissolved: mix Ia pint ~ raspberry
Juice, strain aud -et on lee let thicken.
aud add pint Of whipped cream; mix,
pour In a mold aud .et ON Ice Ia harden.
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riiE subscriber hereby dves pu.n -,
that she has hen duly spfseintri ~ " 49,
abb Jutge ~ Probate Cor III Iuuntl ~ -, ~
ami assumed the trust ~ tse'uir'
estate NJ
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Fruit BLANC MANGE.-stew straw
berries. currants or raspberries, strain
of the juice aud sweeten; place over the
fire, aud when boiling, stir In one table
spoonful of moss farina Ia every pint OF
juice. lie; boil, aud pour la pint of
new milk. Set on Ice To cool. Eat with
cream and sugar.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-27

The B. & NJ. X. r. surveyors are camp
ed near Tim Colsman's ranch on the
Rockford road, II miles from Deadwood,
perfecting and ss-sectioning the sur
vey made last year. One Of the Kilpat-
rick brothers was in town for a short
time yesterday afternoon and he stated
that the work was being pushed as fast
as men and money could do it. He
came over the line of survey, and thence
to Lead, where he engaged RUDE Miller
to drive him to Sturgis where he ex.
pected to catch the down freight. He
expressed himself as highly pleased SC
far with the rapid progress OF the work
Applicants for work are at once given
employment with a certainty of several
months work ahead. A few hundred
more tie cutters can be used to advant.
age. Numbers of men are daily EN-
gagged, and still the want is not supplied
1t is reported that the railroad company
has purchased the coal lands owned by
the Fitzpatrick brothers, the considera
ton being a very large sum.-DeadwooC
Times, q.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-27

A party ofRapid excursionists, among
whom was noted Judge Nowlln, ID. j.
Tighe, James Tighe, A. b. Rolf, Hugh
Mcmahon and J. p. Mcmahon estab-
lished temporary headquarters on the
south bank Of French creek, in this city
on Sunday evening. They were supplied
with a complete camping outfit, includ-
ing tents and snake antidote, which
latter indispensable safeguard becoming
scarce, had to be replenished here,
while the supply of flour on hand was
sufficient to meet the demands Of the
trip. They left on Monday for the coal
and oil fields, and from there intended
to return home via Sundance and
Northern Hills. They were a ~jovial
party, and were evidently enjoying the
novelty of camp life in the Hills.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-27

A party of ladies' and gentlemen of
this city, consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. J,
S. Weic, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Lewis, Mrs.
+. 0. Burton, Miss Maude Crusen, Miss
Maude Weir, Miss Cora Weir, Miss
Clara Mensel, Miss Mary Shope, Miss
Kittie Swisher, Mr.. William Van Allen,
Mr.. S. N. Fitch, Mr.. Walter Schoon.
maker, Mr.. w. S. Bedford, Mr.. Freder-
lex Richardson, and Mr.. G, Hendrick-
son, on pleasure bent, departed for the
apex Of Harney's Peak on Saturday
morning. The route selected was via
Hill City, where the party stopped for
dinner, reaching the base Of the peak in
the evening, where they camped for the
night. After partaking of an excellent
breakfast on the following morning,
which was heartily enjoyed, the party
proceeded on foot up the mountain,
reaching the summit at IL o'clock. The
somewhat laborious ascent having
sharpened their appetites. they imme-
diately repaired to a delightful spring
on the top of the mountain, where they
partook of a fine luncheon prepared for |
the occasion, after which they whiled
away a feeting hour in viewing the
sublime scenery stretching out on every
hand before their enraptured gaze. The
weather was especially favorable, and
the party express themselves as being
highly pleased with their "trip. While
encamped at the base OF the peak. a
Rapid party Of excursionists (the Nowlin
party who were encamped near by,
called upon them, and being both genial
and jolly, their company added materi-
ally to the enjoyment of the occasion.
The party returnrd on Sunday even
ing, and all express a desire to duplicate
the trip whenever opportunity offers.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-27
Died.

At Point ofRocks, Custer county, Oak.
on Wednesday, the 9th inst, of pull
monary consumption, Mrs. Prudence
wife of Francis Stadden, age 26 years. 1C
months and Is days.
The deceased came to the Hills from
Center Point, Iowa, about one year ago,
with a view to the restoration Of her
health, which had, for some time, been
rapidly failing. The change did not
serve to materially check the course of
the disease, which resulted in her death
as above stated. Funeral services were
held, and burial performed at this place
on Thursday.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-27

Mr.. Thos. Grier, superintendent o.
the Homestake mine, came down to
Tilford last Sunday to consult with En-.
gineer Blackstone regarding the Home
stake railroad survey. Cross-sectioning
is nearly completed and p~rofles of the
road are being made preparatory to
commencing work as soon as the sec,
ton to Mowattsville is completed. The
survey strikes the f., L. & NJ. V. roat
on a curve one AID three fourths miles
south Of Tilford, from which it is infer
red that from this junction a third raj
will be laid on the f., +. & NJ. V. tract
for the accommodation Of the Home
stake trains.-Meade Co. Times.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-27

Rapid complains of poor mail facilities
between that place and Hill City since
the initial point Of the route was
changed to Hermosa. 1t now requires
two days to get a letter through and a
petition has been forwarded to the post
office department asking that the route
be restored. Hermosa, approaching the
change, will doubtless endeayor to hold
On to what she has got, unmoved by the
semblance Of pity at Rapids dire dis
RAGS
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-27
Married.

At Whitewood, OAK, July 23rd, by
Rev. w. ID. Atwater. assisted by Rev. G
NJ. Ward, Mr.. &. w. Taylor, and Mis-
Ella Atwater, daughter of tho officiating
minister.
The bride has numerous acquaint
ances in this city, with whom tn,
CHRONICLE joins in wishing her, and tn
man of her choice, a most joyous anc
prosperous future.
At the Kleemann House in this city
by Rev. w. ID. Atwater, on Saturday
the Goth inst, Mr.. Peter +. Hendrickson
and Miss Marie c. F~redrickson, both OF
Four Mile, Custer county, Dakota.
The CHRONICLE extends congratula-
lions.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-27
q

Il. Gilbraith was in town Saturday
| from the ) q G. ranch.
j. NJ. Moore came in from Buffalo
! Gap ON Wednesday.
NJ. A. Dodge, Of Rapid, was a Tuesday
arrival at the kleemann.
Sam Scott was a prominent Rapidite
at the Klecmann on Sunday.
j. Nj. Nolk registered at the Kleemann
on Saturday from Elko, Mo.
j. f. Mclaughlin had business in the
city from Field City, Wyoming, on Mon
day.
f. +. Turner, the Omaha drummer
was booked at the Kleemann on We'd
nesday.
Harry Belmeyer was registered at the
Kleemann on Thursday from Lusk,
Wyoming.
j. s.. Barnes and wife, Of Pleasant Val
ley, we're guests at the Kleemann on
Saturday.
Frank w. Mondell Lad business in
the city from the b. q Nj. coal camp on
Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. Cook, Of Center Point, Iowa,
was among the arrivals at the kleemann
on Wednesday.
Mark Thomas, a well known tin pros
pector, came in on business from Hay
ward on Saturday.
G. Fl. Malkson was a Field City man
in town on business during the early
part of the week.
James Lee came in from the coal
camp for a load of supplies for that
place on Wednesday.
ID. X. Snively and j. w. Conner were
among the arrivals at the kleemann on
Saturday from Oelrichs.
+. K. Curran, the pioneer saloon man
of Field City, Wyo., made this place a
business call on Tuesday.
r. Thorp and A. d. Chamberlin were
prominent arrivals at the Kleemann on
Thursday from Douglas, Wyoming.
Ed Mosauer. of Lead City, has been
discussing the beauties Of life insurance
in this place during the past week.
j. Lundbery, who has been s%oiourning
for a brief period at Chicago, returned
to his home at Four Mile on Sunday.
TJ. NJ. Brady came in from Hot Springs
Oh Thursday. He reports numerous
visitors at that popular resort at present,
and the place unusually Lively.
s. M. Booth, ofthis place lef. for Ra-
pid on Friday, from which place he will
proceed to Hermosa to-day, where he
will muster in a Grand Army post.
Edward Rogers returned to this city
with his bride on Thursday evening
from Hot Springs, where the first quar-
ter of their honey Don was very happi-
ly spent. They will be at home in this
city from this time henceforth.
James Wilson, William Montgomery
and George Crouch, who spent some
time in the tin districts in this vicinity,
| departed for New York on Saturday.
| Messrs. Montgomery and Crouch, who
were making their first visit to the Hills,
expressed no little establishment at the
wonderful extent and valuable char
acter of our tin resources.
| f. B. and c. w. Gridley, Eugene
Lesher and +. +. Morly were a quartette
of genial Rapidites who were comforta-
bly, domiclled at the Kleemann on Sat
urdav. They were making a tour of the
Hills for recreation and pleasure, and il
is needless to say they were built just
right to enjoy it. They left for Hot
Springs on sunday.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-27
Call for Bids.

Bids will be received by the County
Clerk Of Custer County, Dakota, up to
the 9th day Of August, 1889, for furnish
ing for the use of Custer County, two
safes, of the dimensions Of 1892 inches
on outside, and to weigh not less than
four thousand pounds.
Further specifications furnished on
application to
j. +. PILCHER,
County Clerk.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-27
Prohibition Camp Meeting,

Whitewood, Aug. LIST, End, 3rd and 4th,
1889. We will try to haye the best
workers obtainable from abroad, as well
as some of the best talent of the Black
Hills, of which later notice will be
given. Mrs. r. c. Warren will have
charge of the music. The w. c.. T. u.
will run a booth. We urge ali prohibi-
ton workers of the Black Hills TO come
to this meeting and help to wisely plan
for the last month Of this important
campaign. EBEN w. MARTIN, 4. Com.
T.. &. WARREN, Co. Com.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-27

A. Fl. Kemmish, Of this place, depart
ed with his stock and livery rigs for
Buffalo, Wyoming, on Saturday, where
he has decided to establish himself In
the livery business. Mrs. kemmish
will remain here until her husband has
secured a suitable residence at Buffalo,
when he will return to this place for
her. He is expected to return in about
thirty DAYS.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-27

In addition to the above we have added
Milling Facilities, and are prepared TO grind
feed to order at 70 cts per 100 pounds.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-27
Lost.

On Sunday, the 2lst inst, between
Custer City and Four Mile, a small
black-leather bound bible, with metallic
clasp. The finder will confer a favor
upon the owner by leaving the same at
this office.