The Daily Deadwood Pioneer-Times from Deadwood, South Dakota • 2

FIRST GRAND OALL K. KLU8. THE DAILY PIONEER. Sidney and Black Hills known by actual survey that the direct route from Bismarck to Dead- PREMIUMS! TRAIISPOETATIOIJ COMPAUJ, Tia Union Pacific Railroad, JEWETT DICKISSOX, PKOI'RIETOIW. KIDNEY, II.

L. DICKINKOX, Pmrlwood, D. T. II. WAKFIKLD.

A N. W. E. IIAWLEY, 257 Ur.rn.1wuy, N. Y.

T. r. WOI.FK, C. R. I.

A P. A. J. tSH, V. B.

A Q. R. W. F. KNOWI.KH, IWuient Fitters SIDNEY STAGE LINE! Boy your Tickets for all Points EAST, WEST, SOUTH AND MONTANA, -BT TUB- Sidney ail Black THE OSLY FIRST CORBIN 8ap.rinteo4.at Overland Hotel, SHERMAN STREET, DEADWOOD, D.

P1CHLER BARTELS, Proprietors. This house is Hnexeelled by any hotel in the Hills, both as to table an. ac-conimotlationa, and ratra are lower than at any similar house in the country 1'IUILER BARTELS. wood is the most feasible and eaajmfl construction for a railroad eomarotinjf tha Hills with the tute-Uittt an be Ibund an where. The distance Import er; the ground over which it passes levelcr, with fewer nlHtructiona of all kinds; is better supplied with water and run; is mainiv along tne aircauy constructed and adequately equipped "Northwestern stain and tmnsporlat- tion" route connecting the two places; is throuch a country capable of a dense population and unlimited agricultural production; is ootiiiecteu at one ena with the Northern Pacific railroad at its cmssini: point of the crest Missouri river, thus combining both sources of sudiiIv or the materia) for transporta tion, augmented ny the production of au me vasi ienue region arouim Bismarck, and at the other end with the heart of a rich mining region with all its vast, populous and wealthy surroundings; and is, withal, so situated as to enable its entire construction ithin one year thus reaching the Hills by the time other coutcniplated roads could reach tha Missouri river, and at least one year in advance of all other routes.

Now of all the wonderful ihint's in our knowledge, the most wonderful is that sagacious capital has not already constructed this road. MARTIAL Tb Christmas Ee Ball at Fort Meade. Fort Meade, Dec. 26, 1879. Tu Hie Kilter of Hie Daily It is with pleasure that I ait down to tell you of one of the most enjoyable events that has ever taken place at this post: A ball given by the two fire com panies of the fort, company of the First infantry, and company of the Seventh cavalry, Wednesday evening, Dec.

24. I do not remember having spent a more pleasant Christinas Eve in years. The boys in both companies deserve great credit for the manner in which they conducted the preparations and also the way in which everything passed oif under the auspices of a splendid committee of ar rangements. The hall was EUXiAXTI.Y TKIMMEO with evergreens, a dozen of the post flags decorated the walls, and it was brilliantly illuminated with fifty lights. The chandelier in the center of the hall was very pretty and the light was so mellow and yet so distinct that every motion and figure, the very color of a sparkling eye, could be readily distinguished in any part of the room.

Immediately after tattoo," which is at 8 o'clock iii the evening, the ball was opened with the "Grand March," in which alwut SKVENTV OUTLES PARTICIPATED. This was followed by the regular routine of dunces until nearly midnight when we sat down to as bounteous and luxurious a supper as could have been spread on such an occasion in any part of the states. Every one seemed to enjoy the good things so lavishly provided and, judging the expression of the faces around me, every one and everything seemed as merry as a whole squad of marriageable belles. The tables xoaned beuoalli the weight of the dain ties with which they were loaded, aud the cooking did credit to the culinary artist who prepared the epicurean array. THE MXINli-HOOM was trimmed and lighted to rival the dancing-hall, and 1 doubt if Queen Mab's tiiry bower could have surpassed the arches, wreaths and festoons of evergreen which twined their beautiful lengths everywhere.

The music was furnished by the Seventh cavalry string-band, and needs no comment; for we all know it would be impossible for them to put forth anything but strains that arc semi-divine. It really seemed that when the enchanting hcart-and-heel-stirring tones of Mr. Eixenburgcr's violin fell on a person's car it was im possible for him to keep his feet upon the floor. We were pleased to note AMONli THE l-ADIES l'liKSKXT some very tine waltzein, among whom may he mentioned Mi's. Ferris, the Misses Scott and the Misses David.

The party did not break up until nearly dawn, and would not have done so then but that the programme had run out and the voice of Mr. Tuttle, who lid the calling oil', began to falter. Al though he says "it's not so," everybody knew he was becoming weary. In conclusion, I will say that this party will be one long remembered by tlioso who shared in its enjoyment and, as I heard a lady remark, it was "simply immense." A. A.

8. It. C. WEBSTER, Land Attorney, NOTARY PUBLIC and CONVEYANCER DEEDS AND LOCATION'S WRITTEN. PATENTS PROCURED, TITLES PKHmTEO, -AFFIDAVITS AND DEPOSITIONS TAKEN, Ofliue adjoining 8.

Land Office. Deadwood, D. T. Ourley ENGINEERS AND BUILDING- CONTRACTORS, Special Attention Given tu Roofing The best and cheapest temporary, permanent and Thoroughly Fireproof The bt'st of reference's given to flreproofs of lung standi life, still perfect Hltmit reiwtir. Work miurauteed as ier estimate.

Mans and sped Heat ioiiM, (IrHwiiigs and estimates driven f0r all kinds ul uniMing aim eugim-ering work. OllU-es at the residence Edwin A Curlev Central Koad, Deadwood, and at the office of luipnc henucr, eornur oi rine ana Knernuui streets, Duadwuud, 3trd4m JOB-WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Pone at Oils office. TriwDAy, Dwembkr 30, 1879. In an ordinary nation of congrejw, the mod innNrtiUit nibtion fur the people is a motum toa'ljoiirn. BfamsTt-k Tribune: The Deadwood i Tlmos saya CapL Bunnell Blakcly more lhin any one man is entitled credit for securing the appropriation which tolegraph line.

It condyles, however, tliat ex-Seimtor Spencer rendered, valu- 'tfoh sssisfcuiu in pushing through the i appropriation. There waa a great deal of pressure from the war department, fco, brought to bear, and Spencer un doubtedly iwed all the power that a position on committee give Lira to secure the appropriation. The Sioux City Journal says The in-" dioatiooA are ttmt the Milwaukee railroad 'coDipsuy intends building up a town on ttm'oppoHite sido of the river from Niobrara, and leaving the Litter toVn out in tlic cold. Young Lawler, vuu, ot ine magnates oi uie raiuoau company, ia said to have a Urge interest in tlte new town site, which is called Shannon, in honor of Judge Shannon, of the Dakota supreme court. Exten-Bjvesidefeivtks are bring put iu at the Uu which is a pretty sure indication tliat the comany is intending to halt there, and also that it is calculating on doing a pretty large business at that point.

THE DIVISION OF DAKOTA. Under this head that is beginning to cam stereotyped in our territorial journalism, the Bismarck Tribune of Dec. 5, which only reached us last Sunday night, contains this article: "While the Bismarck Tribune and associates are trying to figure a division so as to make Bismarck the capital of a queer-shaped territory com- osed of the Hills and the north end of Dakota, the puperM of the southern end have a confident tone when speaking of a division on the 40th parallel. Dead-wood l'ress. The BL-marek Tribune has never fa-Tored such a scheme, and has always regarded it as impracticable.

No set of men with sufficient sense to entertain an intelligent, opinion on any subject would evo expect congress to entertain, for a moment a proposition to create a territory in the form spoken of. When it looked as if the division of Dakota was impossible because of democratic supremacy in both houses of congress, well knowing that the democrats would never consent to lay the foundation for two republican states so long as they could prevent it, the Tribune favored the admission of Dakota as a state, but that was killed by the Dakota legislature. Now, however, the politics of the country are so shaping that it will be possibk after the next general election to divide Dakoui, and in the territory there is no' heartier advocate of division, and on the forty-sixth paral- lei, than the Bismarck Tribune. Be-, cause it was impossible to secure admission, and equally impossible, at the time, to secure a division on the forty-sixth parallel, in order to keep the subject warm and attract attention to Dakota, the editor of the Tribune, who was linn in Washington, secured the introduction of a bill for a division of the territory on a north aud south line, which received favorable attention from the senate committee, but this scheme did not receive favor in any quarter of the territory, and was -talked to death in no time. And this move, which was not expected to succeed, and only made for the purpose stilted, is the only break in tne Tril une'i record for division on the forty-sixth parallel.

Whether Bismarck will be the capital of the new territory, should one be created, remains to be seen. Bismarck people will take their chances. The Tribune favors division on the forty-sixth parallel, and if the people of the Black Hills want a second division creating a new territory from portions of southern Dakota, Wyoming anil Montana, the Tribune has no objection, but all must see that the causes rnicn nave inaue a ueuveen southeastern Dakota and the Black Hills desirable are passing away, and that these two sections will soon be united by one or two lines of railway aud by the rapid occupation of the hitherto unsettled country lying between them. Should Dakota be admitted as she is, it is true that northern Dakota would be a natural ally of the BJack Hills, in any conflict between southern Dakota and the Hills, because the two sections have interests and sympathies in common growing out of direct trade, while northern and southern Dakota have no common interests and no common sym- pathies. 1 NOUTHKKX CONNECTION.

railroad projectors, with the Golden Hills as their objective point, are legion. The whole locomotive-pushing fraternity seem to have waked up at once to a perception of the mag- nitude of interests to be developed, the immensity of resources to be opened up, the profitableness of the business to be secured by the road whose iron-horse shrieks forth the first salute to our crags -of royal ore. In the course of an article on one of these schemes, the Bis marck Tribuno says: As a source of national development and individual aggrandizement railroads have been selected as favorite schemes for the profi table and permanent investment of redundant capital. During the past prises engaged in has been so extended as to "already raise the price of iron from $33 a ton to over $o0. The mania for this kind of investment has become so great as to induce schemes for their construction on the frontier, in the interior and indeed everywhere.

Now it is well known that the Black Hills are filled with gold inexhaustible; that great quantities of it are being taken out; that populous cities arc being built there; that the country in and around them is of wonderful agricultural importance and is being fast, settled and cultivated, and the transportation from the states to the Hills is simply immense. It is also known or should be known by all intelligent capi- lints tf.at ttin Nnrtl i must make it try far the most valuable transcontinental thoroughfare in the world, that the road has been, completed to Bismarck on the great Mis-, souri river, within two hundred miles of the Black Hitti, and that its construction is being pushed forward to completion as rapidly as capital and labor jean accomplish it. It is also NEW YEAR'S MIGHT (Thuvkj, 1, law) At Central City Opera-HomMfc Tu.ra.lf aaS ladla an torflallj krrlltd Is illn. -THBIS DOLLABS COMMITTSIS. C.

0. Rigbj, i. W. RjlUr. B.

W. MrtAw IM.rraTloa. P. K. Hrks, Charltf.

WiiS Henry Itowa. r. M. Allan, L. P.

Uathlna, I. T. Dranim. rwia. i.

C. Da.la, C. B. Ountunr. Ju.

8. Bvtb.4otn.tr, Ufiiry OilMun. WCK BT OANOULPOB PULL BARD. S. N.

FULLEN WIDER, PRODUCE, Commission 8toragef LOWER MAIS STREET, DEADWOOD DAKOTA. BUTTER AND ECC8 A Specialty. B00TAXD SHOE STORE. Boots, Shoes and Leather Findings. A iRrjrp Ami Wfll arlectM gturk uf r.ctit's.

LtulitV Mitfevsi mud Umui and hIihm ifiwUully vn liaiul. Fine Boot-Making a KpH-ialty. ItrgiHiiiJiic iMniiy nini r-iuitly kne. full hikI XHiniuv theMtmk bifuif Khaiug lc-w lii v. at ti ie lwi uu Lee Street, Deadwood.

CHAKLES KAUCHEK, Proprietor. THE ST. MARC, El'Uol'EAN PLAN. Seventh Street mul Venn Avenue, D. C.

r.o.mxrnx, Biitf. H.iu M. BOWKHK. Arlliist.iiiaml anil Fl Wm. llrur lluU'ld.

AGENTS WANTED I THE NEW STYLE "FAMILY" mi SEWING tfj3 MA0HINBJ The ual $65 Mschins rsducsd to $25 CO ca OP THE CIIKAPRST ASP BEST IN THE WOULD. Tih Long iu netoIubt ltSHrior Merita No Money to pay until miwlilue delivered to you uimI Examined. It uluiitlp. diHblf-tlmwl. lut-ktrtitt-h (th Wiilii tt.i iK.tli tiff orkt, which rcccivt-! tlir iii(iltT AWAHnnt tiii rtiifinii.il Fliiltilfl-(iliia, Ainl i-h a i-iiturji Atw.KT-MEtT tf ATTArHJiesiK ff tine lliau nuy other iisaHiiiif, aiil Kmliit'nl tu only It aa auii riwnul mm liuif to njerate, rffulm tlielft win-, piuiliH-ttH very vaiirtv of work ami mt.

until the nxt utriilnry lugiiiH. HtruiiK, Himple, lUi iJ aiitl Ktli -iont. L'm it owe tvi ym will iw no otlnr. The moiify divert rcfmitliil if it ill tint utit wurk autl uutlavt anv iiim tin- ri-e. Agi-uls wll tltfiii latt tlirtti any other in coMe-tim-in'B of tlifir Wins lk-nt at the Uiwwt IVtfe." I'aich iiuiriiiite thoroiiKliIy with Written tJt-aiuutff fiir fl vp ymira.

Kfjrt immlr fiff of riiargu; iuimk-v nt miiif if not wili. tin-tory. It is tin; ui wtmili l. ri'iiul'jB anW ristiu-Miy iimcliine ever iiivciitiil fur all kimlx i family wink. It is an mul nmiiiviHitl imthitni'-al ainjee-, tiHHuiiliiv tmtfii ami tiwul in tlioiiMunirt of home.

An itu.l, iti'iii, riH'il, ruliahlf ml rwwiy heiirr to tlifWfary wifr orwanwtifw, will ht tliu uork of a faiBilv for iiti-iim, or it will Mini tnnn $4 to a iluy furiihy ojh wlio widow to m-w for a living. Tlii machine twrtii Iphu tlmii linif the pH-o of any new iiMiriimeui' like rptality. HiiK extm loiii; lurf.rti-niztl uliiitrlf, iwjiil.v removi'tt. KxtiH iariie-wxeil Itolibina, li-iMiiiK liNiyanla of away Willi the fre-iliit' lit rMiii(Unii of )rtliiiN. ll in built for treiiKtli mul Militant Iwr-lwork.

working iwrts iiiaitufnvtuivil of line juttiihwl tnl. Will run Jor ymn uiUioiil Mwii-; iHrjmple tu learn, eir.y to uiauaKe, lit ft ioiir, and alwavn nwiy in a liioiiic.il diwiirlw.ii A lieitvy or tine work at l.n fisr or tro'iMe fl inn am i-tlit-r iiia-liimwatany irieH'frdid or can do. It will ww anything a iieotlle uin from or i-aml-rii to heaty rlotli or liar-itPNt, with any kiudof tlimul, and will run off twtmty yanb pr uilhntf; It um strutitr, almight iibi-'Um ami iit-Vfi liiiktlieiu. It Willi miwt or droi a stitch, ravfi or hittik tho thn-uil. If you liave any other machine, buy tii in and have a Im-ikt one.

The i-ane and rujlity of i motion ami quality of woi-k an? itu (eat It will hum, (i ll, tin braid, nnl, hind, (ffltlar, quilt, fi, scalkqi, aliirr, roll, baatf, eiiibr.iid.-r. mil up hrwultlis, with fie pun, eaae ami fpik nt, UDauri-anMHl by any nia-chiue fvur Invented. Beware of Imposition. Tlie rli-caof our mw niJivhinM an lwi tl.an the aAvd by itealem iii ict ond hamt, rebuilt and renniofoed nwt-lliuea, or thoMe mdliiiK "lt old vtoek to cloae up Ifuaiiiffw. uiauy Mit-h inferior and oM-rfyle marhiiiM WiiiK ottrfd an new at rwiured iit beware of im-poBatiou and only buy uew ntadiinw.

Thero are no iivw flrat-clai iua.hine ufloTed an low a the "Faauly by Diaiiy dollarv. Machine aent for eumlnatton before payment of Bill. Extraordinary inducfineiiW irfTered to Clerg-mpo. Teaehera, 8torekPMir, etc- tu aH a agenta. Home and wagon lurniabed ftw.

For tMtiimmhaiii twa liplive btNika, uuuled free with HUnpleN ot wurk, Lawral torau, cimiUra, ate Addreaa, "Family" Sewing Machine 705 Broadway, NaT. pKt LATRT SESMTKM Ot THE SEASON IS tui opemim or Mcdonald ellis1 J- Wholesale and Retail SADDLERY AND HARNESS ESTABLISHMENT, Deadwood, Dakota. Wber 70a ou find a full stuck of California Saddles, Concord, Western Team and Buggy Harness, Of Our Own Manufacture. TogMlur wlti latt liua of CaUferBla Clnchen, Buffalo Rbes, Blaitkcto and Surcingle, Web and Leather Halter, Rimset and Black Riding Bridles and Martingales, Whip Stocks, Buggy Team andIull Whips, Two, Four and Six Horse California Lashes, Brushes, Rubber and Wood Cards, Rubber and Leather Interfering Boots, Collar and Zinc Pads, Picket Bins and California Stirrups, Riding and Driving Bits, Mexican Spurs and Bits, Lap Robes and Sleigh Bells, Etc. 94 BqNiruig Molly aud p-uMplljr axoctued.

Onion by Mail will nntn Imnieiuate attention. McDONAUD ELLI8, -x Msin St C. C. HOt'KFX A Omaha, Keb. I KhII Kl.

Cliicair-). A I.K A II )X, 2X1 til St. Louis. R. Ijike lniM(jo.

lurk Ktatr Iloiife, li.mton, Mow. Hills Stage Lias. CLASS ROUTE. GILMER, SAILSBfRT CO, Proprkton- SPM'IAI. ROTIC'EK.

a sritK rriiK for fu.es. A win tun for the Miul, tt' liiup, ulee.rated and Idp'-dinn' jiihthiiK'e4ii iIimoy'tnI hv Iir. Wiiluin (an liidiiiu r-medy ralltil lr. Williitm'n Indian (inlnti'nt. A ninle l'X ha ctir'it tlie oiH ii -linnue caw ol iHi-iiiVh' and tlii-ty nn ritau lniE.

No one ned Htitter tivf liiiiif it'-H al'teraflviiii; lliinwuinlerfiil aoolh iim in I It iue. iiir-truuieiite ami elivltiarien rto ii.on- ha' in tliaii pd. WillialuVUiiitueut alwihti tha tumor, allay the iutviim. (eiHi'ially in the nitfiit Hfifi p-tliiiK warm iu ln-ilt. art ait a Ktultire, (tne iitiaul ami relief, and i jireiuunt only for Tiie, itrliiiij: o) the uivatc mru, and tintliiiig Clue.

(hviiiaiii in Philadelphia, lVxiiit-ville, I'iiii hi Hiit tiiiliiin.i)jlH auiitiiv i it v. mul sjnnt liuiidreiitiot dollar. fo iml im relief until I ohtaitied a I'ox of lr. WilliHiu it ludiati Ointment. ftair it hit vuretl 1 i 0.

"Ha (loii( me uiorw pioil than tiie lUflifiiio I ever i'il. itiid I have Hjifiit ui.tieilmn fl with tli tKni'leo itieuit inea, 1 am tuv, until uie more tliaa Hu." lUvm liitraiu. III. llnve Hiifforod tweiitv yr with iil.miif.l anl itching pile, hiiviiiir iimm every remedy that came to my liutieu witlHiilI lenetit, 111)1 I Ubud Italian UlutlueUt and reeeived infiioliatf n-liet." Jami it land iniiiei), Te i-uui, Nev. 'N-t 'lie reimily ever trainifl nch rapid twvor and exIfiiniM- Sild ul) wh.dejclc and rt'tail Y'iit Mile win decile by A Lto.t Sau Kiain.ifH Cal.

A CAUI). To all whit are miflWrinic IVr.m tin errors and of ymth, early ie'ay, lont) ul riinnli'-Ml, I will H-jitl a nu tit that willeiira you, t)K i llAltiiK 'I'lnn retncly waa titni'-iiixmry in ff-mth America. Send a wil-itd-drid eiiVfioai to th BtiV. Jotiepli T. Iiuuad, Stutioa l), Nw York City.

MtKHdClPTlOV FBKE For the fiatily iut of houdnal WeaknaHa, IVwb ot Imaikt ou hy Inducretiua ureAreroi. An dniH-it lian tm ingredients. Adilrem lJAVILtS.tN 4 CO 78 MacMtU -jtreat. New York. Til YK.n,or So a day in your own own locality.

No rifk. Wniui'U ilo a wtd a men. Mauyinake aore tliau tiie aiutmiit ntH'iil alaive, N-i hho can tail to lianiev t(. Any dim ran tiie work. Yo can niiiko froiii.ah to hour ly deT.tiiu your cven.iifii and are liiue t.

(he i.n-tin It iiwls nothing to try Iho titipitieK1. tltin like it for iiimev iuakaiK Ihisine.af pleasant and rttricily hoiioraMu. Iteader. ifymt to know nil la-st paying niliie- the puldie.FH'U'l your atliir'i and wo ml) femiyi.ii (oil (uiiticaiarn aud private teruii friit; rvunplin woiili ulw you rait mak up your mind he-yot iim-if. Addn-rw HLMVilu STINON I'orthuid, Miuue lultf vT (' A WKKK inyonrowu town and no rtpita You can rive the hintiio'sw a witboutespeiiiM The ln-Ht optmrt unity ertr ofTered tl.ofe willing to work.

Ymi Hhoiild try nothiiiff elite until you -e fur yniirnelf what yon ran do at the we otier. No morn to exr-laiii here. Yon wu do voteullyour titne.n only ymir -antre rime to the and make reat pay for every hour tliat work, you Wfiiiea nrtke an li a men. Send for H(iet-ial pri MiXv teniih and partidLtrN whicli we mail free. out-tit tree.

Ihin'l romplain of hanl times wiiilt. ynu have xi.rh a chancu. AddreNi 11. II ALLKTT A Portland Maine, l'ftuf BOliDIKHS' AND PRE-OPTIOK C0XTEST. I XITKL) STATEt LAN'D OFFK'E, ilKAUWOOU, LtAKiJl.

IKTH.) Affidavit having teen madu hyJohn IVrvhi to clear at! verm laiin ou the iici tlniist quarter f1! of nection No, seventeen (17). township No. dix til, of raiijre tlii-ep It. H. M.

Ti John (iiiyioniand whom it may com cm: Y'it are herehy Minimom-d to ap)M-arat the Laud Oflie in the Citv.tf leaiiwoKl and Territory of on Tiie-Mlay, the th duv of Jauuaiy, 1mi, at lit o'tloi a. to renpond and furnish tentiinony to your riht for the ahore named Intct of nd. A. S. Stewajit, Kegister.

J. F. Kknna, Beceivcr. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. tilAXT A OLD A HE MINING COMPANY, Iocatioii of principal plai-e of liiHineBa, San Francisco.

V4tliUrnia. Loculioii of work. hitewond mining district, Law-rein uaiiily, iMkola 'lYrrit'ry. N'itic i hei-ehy Kveu tliat at a Tlieetiii-r of theBoanl of Ilin-' tortt. h'-ld oil the lUl tlay of NoVetnlxr.

179, an aasiiieitt. No ot titty rent rtdjiuv. was levied upon thecaiital Mock of the rurrmratK'li, payahle im-ui'-diately in uiteil r-taitg coin, to the. Secretary, at tlie olhVe of tiie com y. Neala Dlouk, Mtret-t, Fi aia-im-o, alitoi iiia Any utock nptti whirh thirtaiwsMiient riiali it-main nn- id en the il-'l duv tf Ihteiutrer.

ln'ilt. will I delin-tiient, and a-iveilimtititr nah- at putdic auction; and un-lew (aiviiiclit Li Iltmle lietore will lie Bold on Tne lay, ihe loih dii.v Fehruary, to py Ilia deliiiijut-iit a.4H'Miiiient, tnfi'tliur with cost uf wlveruUing alid Male. Hy older of the Ifcmnl of Directors, j. k.goodrh'h, Secretary Office, Boom 19. Nevatla Block, Sail Franrixi, Cal-.

NOTICE. To A. Tt vine: There in an annesBmant apaintd yno for work doiiu on tiie lsliell mine, 1-ieateiiiii Hnrri- mie miniiiK liintrh t. oi in going on and will tta coniiiiioHi and all account kept uf the RHtue, and if yen fail to ay your proportion the property will become Ihc piopi-rty of tlie mtlwcrilwr. W.

B. Tkoxpson. Nor. 24, 1R79. NOTlfE.

In the Probate Court, Lawruaoe coaoty, Dakota Territory. In re Kiifnti Wilwy, deoeaMd Ciiailc H. Kraua, wlmhiinntt of tlie eftafe of Fn-fux WiiM'V, dei'i-iUA-d, having im-t day tiled DJ- pt-tiHon in the uttice of the Prolate mrt ot Lawreu-e county, Dakota Territort Pyinj tr an order authoriiting him to wll the teal belonginp to aaid eataU, for the purpowof pacing dehNatid uxjieiiaea of a-lniinirtra-tioii of -aid estate; it in hereby ordered tfeat aaid petition lie heard in fluid court at the January term thereof, in the city ol Deadwcod, ou the 9th day of January, A. D. lNi.

al l'i oVln in the forenoon of aaid day. at which time any aud nil pernon intererrted ia mid estate may appear itnd ahow ckum', if any there he, why the prayer of mid petitioner xhall not t-e granted, and tt farther ordered that a copy of said nlr be publudied once a week, lir hair coecutive weeka, in the Juack Hilla Ituily newqtaper printed and pubuahud Id said conut). Bt The Cotiw, J. T. OrTHX baches, Judge.

Miller A Wataon, Att'ya. for PrtltioDer. Dec. tt, lft7y. freM-rtBtlon Free.

For the roeedy niai weaaaeaa, Loa or nannooa, ttu au u. brona-bt on by rndtacreXion or inaa. Any DmnfHa dm th inuTedkinta. Addreaa A itnt ImckUtue hi wi mwiitlAl tft pttynlotl hfHh tv Hilti-4tl K'T WVakllMSM Of tilt) InM'k Mint tliMipbnii uf tiw Ur hwI kkliirya, tlia tunic ami mi Ntt-ratH tUatrttc iurlin of the llitfam luthauiie lliMif ittH-tlliil. KciiwiilHf that th HtoiiiiK Ivllia nKiliiKtMv if amr (tiIiit orgiiii, ami r)mt liv invienr-aliuK lint dlKntion with tlti Kt)nitlMU, tha flf iuaJ a ld mn mill nil iln ili'iM-mlfnt-itw are ntmiftiif ul.

Kr HrMMtcr'K AI.H AMC tur lKKO aprij tu Drag K)tr ajii kalcra Kuut vl I jr. wk HALL'S BALSAM Cures CoWs, Pneumonia, Bronrhitw, Astlinm, Crouii, WliiMipinR and all Jitteaxcs of tlut Urinlliini; OrKiinx. It soothes and Ik-aIh the nieinlirane of tlie liuigx, liinunivu and ihiuoiu-u by the and prevents the night wat and tightum amiss the clutt whkh accomimny it. tDXriUMPTION is not an inciiraUe inalmly. It is only nec'inwiry to have the right remedy, and HAI.L'Sj BAIAM i that remedy.

DESI'AIU OF RELIEF, for this benign xiiecitie will cure you, eveu tin nigh jirofesMiuml aid fails. Dr. M. II. lliudsciiile, Kewauee, alviM oa of a cnreofCuii-Mini)iiii.

He wuvn: A iH ixlilxT'd wife ia sttarkrvl with violwtit lunic illMttw, hihI nuiiiiiitii-wl h'yi)iii ln-I) from quit mti- iiu)itin. Ax li.rft n-Mirt ttt Itimtl.v were iktsim-Iii! to try Hit! I tt tiulhaiii. in thu mioimoiiiiwiii oi an, iy tiie tiuit- itlin liatl iimitl oue linif 1XU iiuttW s'i wan ulsjtit tiif Iiduw titling her dwii work. I mw her at her wuint ittaifr mitl hail ihi itlt-a tlic woulu rwuw HENRY'S CARBOLIC SALE The Mont Moulin; Aeut Hxvr HMiry'n CarlHill'- AiIvp cnrp tttirn. Ili-urr'n rrUlii' iSsttv ctirrt Mn-a, Nutvr a)UyHtln.

Ilrury I i Him nii4liii. Nfiin Crlailk rStili h'tbt I4ui it. Henry's tMrtlir IichI )ruiM. Ask for Henry's mul Uike no other Roail the Following. Mm F.

Ileory, Ciimrn A TtiU fcnirtffv Dial I lutra vnry btrsw ftmiil-l jtrat U-t? iu thin uittJit-m jvirt if Inva: Hint my (ism-uw detfl a tiratuifiit of t-'mmM- caw, im.ili-Iiik itMiir wliich liuve htt'ii imuioiim-Ml incurnhie oilier l'limtiaii). 'nnniftiif mit vinr I )iari rnrv fnlx tM ileNuy Cab'Ui SLiMa inuii'ier if very afjewntwl nim ami it lian jri'ii tii- M' witUta. tin. It ia hcftiinjt, emolUiMit uiiii iiiitKH-j tic Hint iht iJn- Ml 11 A lilt IS, 4FUI HALK BY ALL 1IUT0.ST!. John F.

IKury, Cur ran n.ij; PHilKirrXK, 4 College TUivu. New York. J.D.PATTON A1NI SALE STABLE. Hearse Furnished and Fune rals attended to at shortest notice and satisfactorily. Office mul Ktahlm.

lniul of Wall Ktmt( viitt uf Mail rireut, Dtwlwoot, U. T. Edwin A. Curley SOLE AGENT OF THE Paper Company, Is now Selling. At less than current freightn added to Chicago price.

Heavy plain hoard per lb cents Tanvd KHtii)K Felt 9 Tarretl Sheathing 10 l.i.iii mm jnmri, iiioii iMiuru, lAiiinrivuto VATKK1K(HK SllKATHING, I'lasteriiiB Board, petition. Everonewho Intenils to HFIM) run 8 AVE RHADY MONKY, Alt Mill aud 'UJfiL byeall-iug ou Mr. Curley. IT HHOVIJ) UK NOTM) that a house 'iixJMand 18 It. to the caves, roof hull niteh, may be en-tiri'Iy lined with INODoKiA'S WATEKI'RlXlF KHKATlllNti, and inadt' in.in'rvlons to wind and tut her, priti-tieHtlv tiir-tiKht, notwithstauiihiK all deleetMiif tlie uiMMhvork, The nof of the mime ImildiiiK may he covered under the nhiuKhw with TAHKKl riUKATlUNU tor an ml'iilinnal The liround ttoor muv lie covered with thick warm CAKI'KT FKLT f-ININfi for 10.

Other ImildinifK In proMrtion. The cheat lent weallier iiRht toft are made from pajier prupuri'd bv thin known eomiuniy. The bent, most durable, and only FiKti-l'lUMJP KUOF in practical unci made from the same lnaterialh with ci-im-nt and pravel. IKALEKSHUl'l'LlKi on better terms than can he obtained hi the et. This company is determined, HtrA time when they are oo nint needed here, thoroughly to eatiiblwh in this market the Kiiperior merita and eeonoiny of their Building Tuners.

Kstimatt given for flat and Bleep roofa, and all kinds of work Involving the use of these papera, and Work WAKKANTF.D aa per estimate. EDWIN A. CCKLEY, 6tle Agent. Cenlnd Koad, Deadwood, ft. From Anthony's Bloek.

iittin Street. dlSy 3m Peter Nynens, All Kinds of Harness. MANUl-ACTSaua Cslirvrala SmMIcs BpMlaltri fiwthlug josjwant la onrllne can (iuihL fclioiniaii Street, Deadwood. BUILDING PREMIUMS! Look at this, but do not Read It. All now Subscribers to the Dally PIONEER Who Pay One Tear's Subxri lp.

llou In Adrancejwlll Receive as a PREMIUM Any one of the Folio wins; Pub lications of Harper HARPER'S MAGAZINE, HARPER'S WEEKLY, HARPER'S BAZAR, HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE, Any one or the Above named Publications will be Sent FREE! For one year to any pONtoffice In the lnlted States upon receipt of the subscription prl of the Pioneer. Harper's Weekly. 1879. ILLUSTRATED. NOTCH) THE PR KM.

Thn Weekly reniaiim ailv at the head of illustrated PHi)ni Iiy it Hi io literary iunlity, hy tlie txuty oi ita type aitu wihhioiitn. ivriiioiimu. every variety of tfiibjeut and of artistic tieatiut-ut ion's llorald, Idtou. The Wskki-v i a.Nitent aent for tiie diwwmi nation mrnri iHilltii al nrinriiileii. and a nuwerfa) oplxDieut of Bhaiim, fraudii aud false nreleimea.

Kveuing Ex-praas, Hoclieter. The Tolumei for the Wkkki-T Iwcin with the first nuinlKtr for January of eacli year. When no time mentioned it will lie midenflood that the Kulwmher wUli on tu uoininfiire with the next number after tiie re- cditituf Ills onler. AG AINK, one 4 00 a it ITS WKKKLY. one 4 HO AltPEH'H BAZAR, one vear 4 0 Th.

tu uKiiuhlii'aiiofL. one Tear 10 IU Any TWO. one 'ar 'V SIX mitsNrrintione. onevear Tmu tor laineciuiw iuniuoei oh IVjtftagc free lu all aulwcriber in the nited butea or Canada Tlie annual Tonlnme of HARP KB '8 WEEKLY, in neatdoth Murtiiuj, will Ito arul ny expreea, fiee ot rin(-ld the freieht ioea not exreod volume, lur 41 aach. A coniMa at-t ortiinriinK tvnl -tw Toluwea, afiit a reveiu of each at tiie rale of Vi6 per Tiriiiiue, freialtt at exji-nae of pun haaer.

Cloth earn ft each voluuie, Milable rr biuuin. will bo aent by aiail. pnatpaiu. m-eipi miw Uctnittajicea ahould be niade by poatoltlue money or- 4or or draft in New York, to avoid cltanec of loaa, v.MiiMi ar aut to cotif thw advertiaenient with j2l Jfaw jot. Dr.

SPINNEY No. II Kearney Street, San Fran-Cisco, TREATS ALLCIIKOMI' AND SPECIAL DISEASKS. YOUNC MEN Who may I wifli'iio In tit tlie eittft of youthful fd-lU-fl or iudiTfti-'iin will ilii wi ll to avail Iht'iii'MdT'K of 111 in, tin Knute! Inhiii 'Vfr laid at tliw altar of untie i-iii( Itiiniaiiily. IK. 11.NN l.V will to lor-ft-it frtr uf S-uiiiial Wt-akiifan or jui-vati diiH-iuir of any kind or chanw ti-r HiiiL-li lie uiidcr-laktttaud tnilc tu iin.

MIDDLE-AGED MEN. Tlifrf ar inaiiy at the ap- of tfiirt to ity who ara trotitdi-U with t.n i-va-iiatioiiB ih Ma-idcr, oftfii w'liimiiiiHl In- a Alight Mimiliiiir or liisruinn tM-iiNttiou ainl a wi'akt-tiiiiK of tilt system in a tln jsitictit iM-roilllt for. On fuiililiin tli- uriiurY ilitJMiU a miiv miliui-iit tu utiii H'Umi, ami rtoiiit'tiiiKK umall j-aitirli rtllmiiHTi will or tin- color will ht-of tliili hut, atfitiii i to a dark mid toi-fii'l ai't-ittni H. Tin-re an- many iiifii wbo Hit of thin dimt-nliy. ignorant of the cm, wlii.

ie the wh-o. ulaL't? of wcukiifw. IT. S. will jniantiitee a run in ail wmdi niT, and a hi-n)i(i rotutiitioii if lite -riiitii-itriimrv oiiiiiw.

ttftio li 'iif H' to A ami h. mhi'Ikvm, Irom 10 to II a. in. Con: 1 1 tat ion free, 'riiorongb enmina- iui and advice, Oil! or aiidrerM DR. SPINNEY Ifl3 Ko, 11 Keainy FranriKO, ai.

St. Paul Railway. Tim 1. i.4 4 Anioln.T and in Every ReqaKt BST ROUTE FROM BLACK HILLS THE STATES Hwteri, Em Stain AND Traiisportiition Company. Deadwotid to Bimnarrk, 211 Milea.

XOBTHEKN PACIFIC R. R. LINK, Bitmarrk to St. Paul, 469 mi 1. Chicago, Milwmtkee it St.

PmU R. St. I'aul tot'lii. 41(1 uulve. Making tlio lutal dintaiii WM mitta to the Northwwrt-eru MeUtipulu, CHICAGO.

TiOavtf ltinmarck (SnndnVB etreph-d at 70 p. ra. Arrive at Ht. I'aul following evciiinjf ai one hour for taippirr. Arrive at Chicapj next day at 4:01) oiakine 44 HOIS 4 40 MINUTES FROM Bisntarck to Chicago.

It the only thmnph line via Milwaukee, tin commercial nietropolirt ol Wiconiu. It in the onlv Northweatern line connerting fn the aaiue depot with any of the jtreat eaatern or waithero Hum. ami the uioxt couveiiifiitly iocatetl with refer ence to any deKit, hotel or place of buaioew tu tliat Jl inthe only line ujaag the westut-zhoiuw imprrweu Aatuntatir Air brake, and aaid air brake it on all Faaa- eueer Trains. It uen tne raieni riaiionn aim i.oupirr. It ha a perfect tA-l mil tnwk, ihouroitg-tily I lasted.

It BiakA BurrcmiH-i'tiomi in Cliicuo with all roada runuiufr butt, tSoutli and Wv-d. kl i'aul lemt. i-uriu-T Jat-kwn utreet and Levee. City Office, 1 1H Krtst Third stred, corner Ja ksn strerL J. A.CHANIILKA.

CHAD. THOMPSON, (iennral Ageut. Ticket WM. O. SWAN, A.

H. CAltPENTKR. Ganaral iiciwii Afi't. Ub 1 Paaa. aud Tfckat Agt.