Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-11-21
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1891.
Baths at stones.

Springs this week.
Five cent "Love Letter" at Stones.
Next Thursday has been designated
by the President as Thanksgiving Day.
For fall and winter hats, call on Miss
Sarah Walsh, Harvey street.
The c. l.. s. G. met in the parlors Of
the Keemann House Wednesday even
ing.
New stock of wall paper and decora-
tions ut lleideprlem's.
&. \. Fitch is building fine stone
fence around his residence on upper
Custer Avenue.
Ifyou want a cloak. or wrap Of any
Lind, of latest style and perfect fit, go
TO Athens.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve public dinner on
Thanksgiving Day.
Beef, pork. veal and mutton, turkeys
chickens, oysters and fish, at Dodds'
the.butchCr,
Thos. Richardson and Miss Mary
Shope were married al Buffalo Gap one
week ago yesterday.
J 4. Dodd's butcher shop is head
Quarters FOR turkeys chickens, oysters,
fish and celery.
Tuesday was pay day at Tenderfnot
and the boys were made happy by their
allotments Of "long green"
Don't purchase your winter wraps nm.
tfl YOU have examined Athens new
and complete stock.
Usual services in the ConGrt gational
- church next Sunday, morning and even
ing, conducted by the pastor.
Go TO DDil's for yonr Thanksgiving
meats. He has ANYTHING and every
thing in the m Ii. e.
The ladies ofthe NJ. T. Church served
mush and milk, cake and coffee, in tie
Van Devort building, last evening.
II. 4. Albien's cIoak department is fill
ed to uyerfowing with IL new stock,
prop in and look over the goods.
Custer merchants are vieing with each
other in the arrangement of their dis
pay windows. The result is some very
artistic effects.
Dodds, the butcher has the finest fat
test and tenderest turkeys on the mark
tt Leave your order before they are all
gone.
The b. & VI. passenger trains from the
e south have been very irregular this
elk. The trouble has been with the
Nebraska division of the line.
ii. A. Albien has one of the largest
stocks of rloaks and wraps 10 he found
in the Hills All the latest styles and n
perfect fit for old and young.
The semi-monthly shipments Of gold
bnllion from the northern Iii J. was
made Tuesday The value Of the bricks
was up to the average, being S265, 10000
Don't labor under the leusion that il
is necessary 10 60 outside Of Custer to
find bargains in clOaks. Albien has q
new and complete stock and will fit yon
out 1T prices that can't he heden.
Snow, snow, the heIutiful snow, GOV
cred the ground of Custer and vicinity.
Sunday and Monday. 1t was only IL
light one, however, and didn't last very
l,ng.
A total eclipse of the moon occurred
shortly after sunset last Sunday. Gus
ter was one Of the unfortunate localities
where the view WAS obscured by the
clouds.
YOU are troubled with rheumatism
or Il lame back bind on over the seat of
pair piece oi flannel dampened with
Chamberaims Pain Balm You will be
surprised ut the prompt relief 1t affords
80 cent bottles for sale by Taylor Il
Jones.
Don H. Porter. landlord of the recent
ly burned Minnekahta, has been engag-
ed to manage large hotel ut Snther-
land, Florida, Il noted winter resort on
the gulf.
This week we publish the official
count of the vote cast in Custer county
ut the recent election. 1t tallies exactly
witif- tho ,report given By the CnRoSIcLE
oftwo weeRs'ago.
Asa preventative and cnre for croup,
Chumberlains Cough Remedy has no
eaial. 1t is, in ftct, the only remedy
that can always be depended upon and
that is pleasant afd safe 10 take. There
il not the least danger ia giving IT to
children, as it contains no injurious
sub .tance For sale at 30 cents per
bottle by Taylor 4 Jones.
Sheriff Wood escorted Sophia Ponas.
KEY, the Fall River kleptomaniac, TO
Hot Springs, Wednesday evening where
she will be tried on charge Of grand
larceny.
t Custer people were the victims of the
carclessness of one Of the mail clerks OH
ihe Lincoln and Deadwood X. o., last
Saturday. The pouch of papers which
shoald haye been thrown of here, was
carried up the line and not returned un-
ii. the arrival Of the evening passenger.
TAYLOR & Jones, the druggists. take
especial pleasure in supplying their cns-
TONERS With the best medicines obtain
able. Among the many excellent pre-
paratIons on their shelves may he men,
toned Chamberlain's Congli Remedy, Il
favoriie during the winter months OH
account of It's great success in the cure
OF colds There is nothing that will
loosen a severe cold so quickly, or ms
promptly relieve The lungs. Then it
counieracts any tendency toward pnen-
monia. Ii II pleasant and safe tn take.
and fully worthy of its popularity.
This IS just the season of the year
when diseases Of the throat and lungs
get in their work with fearful effect.
Custer has been exceptionally free from
this kind OF trouble. but there Is bound
to be more or less Of il in every locality,
aoplalier how hcalihiy. Every pre-
caution should le taken asaiiiat lheai