The Black Hills Daily Times from Deadwood, South Dakota • 3

WEDNESDAY MOHJNINU JAN UAH 21), 1890. BLACK IIILL9 DAILY TIMES MINERAL BEL'' THE CITY. jti BURMHQ'ON MISSOURI fAlUO.0 whirl) will go arouud aud tee how many wiili to jniu such a club, nfier which a Ul'tuizttioil will be t-ffuCti il. Within ih two weeks in 'he neigh-borVi ul of tUtm-ri persons will leave Lnd -linrg, Si U'li Africa. (1 iri- M-nr.

n-o a eVp wound i ii tu r.n'K whiot at work in the 1J -i, I I'lirrn Mono) li gilt. Mil, I) ji'-r ll.hli who l.ui hiiii quite ill for iiiiiii. mi, pni, ih repurud as on ih- iinproveiin nt y. aterdiy. eti llrakli who tia In en on iiik 1 st th i in two w.ck-, is improving, Mrs.

U. K. Wee loo has been iite sen-uu-ly ill during tho past few days. Ou Monday the Mildobraud mill was started up again for a short run. rSff ni who take advantage of thlt flot weather and do their plowing will find their ground in splendid shape for teediug tbe proper time oomes.

The earth being rendered porous aud mellow by w.irkiog i', will absorb a great deal of moiaiure. The Ifiniilo uiioslrila ill equal auytlni.g eililblted on this mile of the Mississippi. Dr. L. K.

Habnock baa removed his office to room 14, SyndinatH block, Entrance on both Main aud I.ee streets. 10 30tf A tir s'oiuacli ia very much like a sprained ankle. If you soffor from any of the srui touis of dyspepsia, your ulnae is tired. It needs a oratch. We most relieve it of all work for a time, or until it is restored to its natural strength.

To do this successfully, we must use a food whioh is already digested outside of the body, and wbioh will aid tbe digestion of other foods whioh may be taken with it. Soob a produot is the Shaker Digestive Cordial. Tbe Shakers have utilized the digestive principles present in plants for the manufacture of this artiole, and its The Greatest Health-giver and Beau-tifier of the Figure ever Produced. Endorsed by tbe Elite, Profession and Leading Physicians of the World. TIME 'm I l'ir.

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IFREM1NT, ELKHORN MISSOURI VAL- Itl It n. uaaoTA muiiu. Ta effect November 24, 1H95. at n'cliick, noon, vlountain Standard time. a.

TP in 1. Wl Fri. i MTATIONS East. No. 'JNo.

4 Frt. Paaii. Ohloano At aurntil Olty 7:45 4:30 8:011 4:45 Mloanurl 5W0 5:45 Pine. I'hadron 6:46 10:35 npnntfit 9:16 8:10 G.ip. Lv i uff jlo Hapld Piedmont Stqrula nan 6:49 6:19 Foarcha Dead wood 'in r- 8:61 1:06 4:311 3 6 HILLS H.

PIERRE R. R. TIME TABLE In affect Feb. 3, 186. (J f.Ma 31 jtfTTo' hi 1l li.l I 7l 5 8.S7 4- 9 i 6 35 95 11 1,1 Si 11 doing To My Customers: Her Majesty's Corset is without doubt the most perfectly constructed Corset that has ever been produced; and I also feel that I am offering for sale an article of rare merit, and one that will give the most complete satisfaction.

John C. Haines. Doadwood, Sovitlx forks Black Hills Stea aod ib On Monday evenlug Mrs. N. r.

Tluinj'-son, V. it. Oracle of the iynl the auxiliary to tho Mo.l. rn Wood men of A merlon, a In'' m.m'j ui Woodmen an I th-ir mi i i r-at uUnqiiit nil tt id i Neighbor io wis" 43 was the uauin ol Own: i.l,; N. 1, and it wm mul'til to 'u i UK-etings mi the tlr't aul Hurl each mOLtti.

lluers ware tor tin enaoiuif term as follows: 0 ni l-, Mrs. lr. Wade; viot-iriio'e, r- J- J. Ku marshal, Mini En.ul llualii; onr.l. Mrs.

John An'; receiver, Mr. Jut- utiniroui ohauoellor, Mrs. D. II. Hi-t! inner sou-try, Alex.

A. Stewart; uutr sentry, Mrs. L. D. Bailor; phyaicmu, Dr.

Wudo. The new lodge (tarts out umler very favorable oirouinstanoes and cure of success, as it has a good field the best in the II ills to work in. Dr. Gantz gives you superior donta! work in all its branches. Liis painless method for extraotmg teeth is marvelous.

Oolfrey Nelson aod associates, owners of tbe Dead Broke lode up Ulaoktail go ob, some time ago bonn'u the stamps inortors aud orcshers of the oxtun mill, and are now having the ssiue hiuilei up to their mine, where they will be set up aod run on ore from that pnnnisiug property. Peter Burin on Monday received a long and interesting letter from some of his countrymen, who lately ut to Africa. They do not write very 11 itter-ingly of that oountry so ail who are there 10 in number wish themselves back in the Hills. The funeral of Rosa, beloved wife of Tony Bartuileuo, who died of pneumonia Monday forenoon, will tiiku pluoe from residence iu Central at 2 o'ciock today, Rev. Father Redmond oQioiutitig.

Inter ment ia tbe Catholic Cemetery, Lead. Walter Bcaie, who for mnuy months past ha- been foreman of the Tribune offioe, left yesterday for bis huine ut Hot Springs, where he will visit a few weeks and then leave for Johannesburg, South Africa. G. W. Dorranoe, and assistants, on yesterday commenced remodlinj the building on Mill street lately vacated by Ijmll-ian it Viuoellette, whioh when outnpleted, will be occupied by Frank Munys saloon.

The basket pionio given at the old ball, on Monday evening was largely attended, and was a grand success. The interesting programme was nioely rendered, and a pleasant and enjoyable time wa-i reported. The ladies of Christ church are selling a good'many tiokuts for their lea-year ball, wh.oii will be giveo at the opera house on he evening of the 3 ist of this month. Sidney iomas expects to go out to his ranoh the first of the month to see his new daughter, who arrived there about ten days ao, whioh fact he has been trying to keep quiet. Mrs.

Al Fairwell, departed Sunday after noon for Iowa, on a brief visit with relatives and friends before joining her husband on their long jcurney to South Africa. Tbe home of Thooiis Chapman was brightened Sunday niht by the eafe arrival of a boy Bby. All are doing well. C. H- Euoa is gamin; strength qnite rapidly, and hopes to resume his duties at the store before many weeks.

The scholars in Miss Teresa Herlihys room were given a holiday, as that ladr was too sick to teach them. A number of the fats' people of Lead, met at hose parlors fio. 1 on Monday evening and temporarily organized a social club. A oommittee was appointed DEADWOOD, S. D.

Fancy Dry Cleaning. Steam Cleaning. Plush Garments Steamed. Silks Pressed. Neat Repair Work Done.

Iatdlas and lant ar mania renovated. The only place In tbe 11 III. where vert, pan te and aleave lining, are cleansed. Our steam process does this work- prompt attention. Address, io rii 2:50 -n 5:58 13 13 13 iJ2l Express or mail orders receive lOlfttt THE CITY.

About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon three strangers iu the oity became involved iu a quarrel over shakiugdioe in (tus Shubert's saloon. One of the trio, who Iias the appearance of being a genu-iuo tough gave the name Joe Murphy, bis partner's name was not learned. The fiirj man is a Centennial valley farmer and gave the name Morris. The first two came up here from Sturgis recently. But a few words were passed when Murphy picked up a heavy beer glass aud let it tly at Morris' head, it missing the mark however, and shattering one of the front wiudows, a $55 plate glass.

Chief of Police Din i arrested tho tiio but afterwards let Morris go on a bond given by L. M. Parker, aud the third man who had nothing to do with the row was released. Mu: phy is iu the county jail and will have a hearing before Justioe Early today on a charge of asiituit with a dangerous weapon. Murphy insists that Morris drew a kuife on him, which is denied.

Mr. Shu-bert cannot see where he has any recourse. Uu is oat a $55 no of gl ise and sending a loifer to jail for a short term is poor Tho wus of the Bills are not ooming to the front very well with their assessments levied bv the executive oommittee of the Black Uills Improvement association. Little Central City has been the first one to respond, sending down its as. sessuient yesterday.

The movement started out in good shape and the association will accomplish muoh for the Hills in general if it will work. Tbe only danger is that interest in the matter will die out, as many euoh movements have heretofore. Why doesn't Deadwood come to the front and put op our assessment and not hang baok? It is just as easy to do it today as at some future time, and will be a great deal better. Procrastination is the thief of time and by this everlasting potting off aud indifference, which has been char Hoteristio of our community, we have been deprived of many things we could have had if we had looked after them. Twenty-six membere of the Olympic association have made arrangements with Prof.

Frazer to give them two evenings a week exclusively teaohing them all the nes danoeB. Nick Is eh on of tbe first ward is report ed very sick. Chautauqua Circle Programme. The C. L.

S. C. next regular meeting wilt bs held at tbe home of Mrs. John Hunter, Williams street, on Friday even inn, Jan. 31 College Day, to whioh the meeting will have refereuce.

Tbe follow ing is -he programme: Koll Call Quotations from college poems. 1'aper College Life In America Kev. Geo. H. Macadnm Hecltiition nelpcted Miss Josephine Wright fiiper Louis Pasttur Mlsa Oaae I'Hjier-Cuban Independence.

T. P. ttonnelly Vuetitiim oox reifuiiiK to lesson. Chautauqua Muttoes, Take the Elkhorn Line For Denver, Salt Lake City, and all Weatern points. Best connections and beet time via this route.

2 27tf Black Hills Steam Dye Works. STATIONS. NORTH. I.v LEAD Ar Whltetall Oroaalng Whltetall Summit Knglewnod 11:87 Woodvlile 11.27 Galena Junction 11:10 Brownsville MH 10:6 FortUKueae Siding 10:61 Anthony' 10:86 Elk Greek 10) Mowatta 10:24 Kankel 10:10 Jonee 9:51 Doylea :4 Mlllere 9:41 Ar PIEDMONT Lv 9:80 lltll. 1 19 I 3 45 i i 52 13 14 i 4 1 4 15 4 4 21 I 4:31 I 4 54 4:59 04 6 15 SMITH WHEALEN Successors to DeMouth, Wbealen ft Oravee.

DEALERS IN HOUSEHOLD-OFFICE FURNITURE CHINA GLASS CROCKERY. Largest and Most Complete stock in the West. Undertaking in All Its Branches. A Comparison and Inspection of Stock and Prices invited. Main Stroot Doadwood, S.

D. THE WEATHER. Explanation! of Flag Signals. Kbit Ran alnna ludlcattfjfelr weal h.r, elation- ry twuporalura. lilu II alone, rain or nnw, alallouery ttoupar- attira.

Walla aud bin flag alone, local ralu or tloiiary While flag Willi black triangular above ludlcele fair weather, wariuar. Whlta Rax, black triangular beluw, (air weather, cooler, blue black trlaugular above, wariuar rain or "ii.iw. I'luD fl.ig, black triangular below, cooler, ram or II w. hlte flag with blai Hiiar caiitra, ould wava. Had flag with black oentre indicate a billiard or torui.

Whlta Unit with cold wava eigual below, Indicate (air weather cold wava. Today's Weather. Hpeclal to the Timemi H. LlFASTMINT Of AOMIOOLIUBB, Wiathbi Jan. 28.

Hnaiao, Hdbom, 8o. Dak, 8:15 a. m. Times, Dead- wood: Wednesday, fair aod warmer, Mooai. The Dead wood flouring milli are 8Kin roakiuir (heir fine brand of Boor, the lead inn one being famooa Board of Trade, whiohfostalus the reputation or being by far tb flneet floor in oar market, either foreign or domestic.

It ia delivered in any part of the eity. Orders received by tele phone at Dead wood Flooring Mill. 9 21tf Wanted We want Rgentr in every town nnd eity in Morih and Booth Dakota, also Wyominx, aud are sending out sample books to the trade, gelling suits at popo lar pnoee. Write as at ouoe for oar line I with fashion plates, eto. A.

Garland, Mer chant 'iailor, Howeil, Midi. 1 25 lw Why stnd away for natural flowers when von can blttin all varieties at Andrew Daniels' areenboose on the Lead City road, He has a large variety, and invites the reaidtntsof this and adjoining towns to vifit bis plaoe. 1 2b lm Removal We have removed oar under taking rooms to oar own building on Hhermnn street, three doors eoatb of onort hon.no. With redooed expenses we are en abled to make a redaction in prion. 9 Htf H.

C. H. Robinson Copies of the proposed amendments to the constitution and by-laws of the Society of Blaok Hills Pioneers are on file with the secretary for members inspection. i vim The public library is open on Tuesdays nnd Saturdays from 2 to 5 o'clock in the afternoon aud between 7:30 and 9:30 Sat urday evenings. For Saie Complete sot bedroom fur niture, oar ne Is, etc.

Apply to ueo. Avers, exeontor estate of J. V. Shorts. i Patrons of the Times will oonfer a favor by reporting to the offioe any negleot of the oarriers in delivering the paper, tf For Rent Suite of rooms pleasantly looated.

Mrs. L. 0. Miller. 1 21tr For Rent Offioe Martin at Ma-8 SOtf son.

The eighth annual business meeting of the Society of Black Hills Pioneers will be held on Saturday evening, February 8th, 1896, in this oity, and from expressions of members it will be one of the largest yet beM. Sevaral amendments to the constitution and by-laws will be aoted upon, offioers for the ensuing year elected and other matters pertaining to the welfare of the society discussed. On conclusion of badness the members, their wives, lady friends and invited guests will participate in a banquet to be served in the Syndicate restaurant on Lee street, at whioh an ele gant banner will be presented to the society by the ladies of the Black Hills. The ohamoter and beauty of Mrs. Jar- ley's wax works will surpass anything of the kind ever exhibited in Deadwood.

The clog danoing in the Female Minstrels promises to be one of the interesting events of the evening. Jan. Sr. I 23i Good girl wanted for general housework. Mrs.

R. Biaokstone, Ooldeo Gate. 1 18tf The ladies of the committee on leap year ball whioh will be given this evening have scoured tbeoity hall for that purpose, the Olympic parlors being too small for tho large number who will attend, and supper will be served at the Club restau rant. Ihe oommittee on invitation ex tend to all the members of tbe Olympio club a general inviiation to attend as their guests. At the oity hall this.

Wednee day, eveuintf. The Times offioe has removed to the new Moody and Wasnabangn "Iimes Block" on Lee street immediately in the rear o'. First National bank. Tioketa will be on sale today at Fishel'e for the Female Minstrels and Mrs, Jarley's wax works, at tbe opera house Jan. 31.

1 23td It is more than likely that "Euglewood Jimraie" folly understands that be cannot take liberties with a Chinaman's "queue." Yesterday he attempted to pull the baok hair of an inoffensive Chinaman, bat the latter kioked him oat into the street and knooked bim down twioe whioh served iXtLetl' "bt- Keep yonr feet dry by getting your overshoes and rubbers at Zipp's. 11 16tf Do yon want to learn to read and sing mdsio readily Then join Prof. Hoyle's class Wednesday evening, 8 o'clock, at the Baptist churoh. Come and be an aotive member. All are most cordially invited.

Don'' foret the dste- 1 28 3 Rush for your seats, they are going rap idly for the Jarley wax works and female minstrels. Farmers of Centennial valley are plow and putting their fields in shape for seeding and we were informed yesterday that one farmer was seen sowing wheat. There ia little or no frost in the ground it is in splendid condition for work-ins. The Tinas prophesied early this winter that it would be an open, pleasant winter and our predictions are oomlog true. Authorities agree that the fall rains tnd early snows are the most benefiolal, as the moisture soaks into the earth, freezes up and remains there until the front oomes oat in the spring, leaving the arth moist and in good condition to work and plant the seed.

A mild winter, providing the ground does not freeze op, an swers tbe purpose very well. Those farm-1 A success has been truly phenomenal. Yon oan try It for the nominal sum of lOoents, as sample bottles are sold by all druggists at this price. LAXOL is the best medi oine for ohildren. Dootors recommend it in plaoe of Castor Oil.

Ovediusl Ovidiuril What is it? Inquire at Zipp'a. 11 16tf Mrs. Jarley's famous waxworks at the opera bouse Friday evening, Jan. 31. 1 23td A dispatoh from Yankton S.

says "The announcement hero that tbe populists have already chosen a ticket to be nominated by the state convention may seem permature. It is oertuinly not au thorized or expected, although none the less true. Tbe slate as prepared is: For governor, Andrew Lee, of Vermillion; lieutenant governor, J. C. Crothers, of De Smet; secretary of state, Otto Anderson, of Rapid City; J.H Kipp, of Camp bell county; treasurer, H.

B. Wynn, of Yankton; attorney general, 8. H. Cranmer, of Brown county; congressmen, F. M.

Goody konntz, of Mitchell, and Freeman Knowlts of Deadwood." Lust Between Gillette's jowelry store and the post offioe, a small leather purse or wallet, containing aboot $15.00 in money and a lead bullet, a keepsake. A reward of $5.00 will be paid for its return to Times offioe. 1 lltf Standing room will be at a premium on Friday evening, Jan. 31. At 3:45 Tuesday morning the notorious dive known as the "Castle," across tbe oreek north of Sturgis, was discovered to be on fire.

The building was not in the oity limits and oould not be reached by the water supply. Tbe dive was occupied by Ray Taylor and was about tbe most dispreputable dead fall in the oonntry. The building was totally destroyed, bat tbe oontents praotically saved. The "Wideawake" grocery store of Fowler et Babbingtnu, at Whitewood, was bor-glariaed Monday niht and aboot $300 worth of goods were oarried away. An entrance was effected through the rear door of the warehouse.

Choice furnishing goods, olotbing and groceries were taken. There is not any clue to the bur glar. Pioadillas and narrow squares in line shoes for ladies and gents in endless variety at Zipp's. 5 ltf Judge Bennett yesterday reoeived a telegram from Judpe A D. Thomas at Pierre, saying himself and wife will arrive at Deadwood on Sunday, Feb.

2. Judge and Mrs. Tboma will be guests of Judge and Mrs. Bennett during their sojourn here. John Baker yesterday reoeived a letter from Dr.

Rogers, who is under tbe treat ment of Dr. Everett, the eminent special ist of Linsoln, sayirg he is doing very nicely and hop-s to be able to return to Deadwood soon. Finest shoes, latest styles and lowest prices at Zipp's. 6 ltf Tbe body of the late John Cavanaugh was brought over from Galena yesterday and taken to Lead Oity where the funeral will take plaoe today at 2 p. m.

sharp, from the Catholic church. Interment will be made in Lad cemetery. D. T. Drake, of the right of way depart ment of the Burlington railroad, was in the oi yesterday between trains.

Mr. Drake says the weather down throngh Nebraska is about as it is here. Ovedius, a thorough water proof drss iog for boots and shoes at Zipp's. 11 16tf In matter of appeal to the Supreme Court of the Wm. Davidson case, Judge Plowman yesterday gave States Attorney Widoer of Butte county nntil Feb 10'h to Hie his bill of exceptions, 0.

L. Siewera repairs safes, looks, guns, bieyoles, trunks, outlery, etc 125tf Jarlej'e wax worki are waxing into a great show, and those in attendance wi 1 wax with enthusiasm. John Stevenson, ohemist at tbe cyanid i plant, is convalescing from a severe attack of q-iinsy. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, DR CREAM Ml MOST PERFECT MADE. pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder.

Free mm ja- rj that section of Georgia tntveraed by the Southern Florida Railway, thronvh route to the capital of the colony, oonneot-inn Tlfton Nortb-Eastern railroad for ritrgerald, By Chicago, Indianapolis, Detroit, Cleveland, and Cincinnati sleepera with only one change (In depot at Naahvllle) to Lunla direct without change. The section In which this bean well named Fruit Belt of the South. The Soldiers1 Colony, Fitzgerald, Ga. For In It are located the largest peach orchards In equally well. The eoil la easily cultivated and la located In Georgia Which is the onl direct at Tlfton with the thla ronte, parties from can secure Tlfton, and from 8t.

colony Is located has The Great sugar cane, aweat and Irish potatoes, peas and a general varllty of vegetables. The climate Is mild and healthful. Landa conveniently located to polnta can be procured for from lfi.00 to $10.00 par acre, on liberal terms, or illustrated pamphlet, map, land llete, time tables, write to G-. A. 3VIa.oIDox3.alcl, 1 23 3m General Paaaenger Atrent, Macon, Ga.

Dye Works il W001 P0S10FFICE nan. -amitai, oABinE Close. Depart. Arrive. Kaetern 8:30 p.

m. 4:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. Onntralblty Connect Eastern. 3:00 p.m.

Terravllle Com act Eastern 8:00 p.m. Parltonate. Connect Eastern 8:00 p.m, e.id City Connect Eastarn p.m. lai Hi iish 8:30 a 8:30 a.m. p.m.

Il Hi in p.m. 2:30 p.m. lOIOa.m. Jtiv tit R'M'fford, I ookont and 0 (1:00 a in. 5:80 a.m.

a-00 p.i open (Tom 8 a. m. nntll 7 p. m. s.uu -rr.

rrnm ll to p. nu Honey and ni wibiot open fros l. n. until a p. m.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS. JK. FLOHA H. STANFORD, HOMEOPATHIST. Office and residence, William aud Ooid Streets.

traet, between Lee Hour 10 to 19 a. 6 to 7 p. m. 1 14tf BUSINESS CARDS. HEIN BROS.

Architects Plana and specifications famished for all styles of buildings. Office, Lee Deadwood. JOHN BAKER, Dealer In Estate, MiK County and City Securities ritatemente of Taxes tarnished and adjoetmoDti m-Kle before county commisHionera. Hef erencee the three National banks of Deadwood Butler Brothers Dealers in Gra n. Cflosped Feed.

VcinMes Transfer and Qaneral Livery Stable In Connection. Raddick Building-T Florists. HI 1 Farnam St.Paxton Hotel Qreenhoaaes, North 24th St. Mail orders carefully packed and promptly attended to. Omaha, msti Nebraska.

American Hand Sewed Shoe Co. Manufacturers and Jobbers of Foot Wear. Western Acente WOON SOCKET BTJBBEH OO. BHODB ISLAND BTJBBJfB 00. 7f ing and mmmmmmmmm Schoedsack's Twin Cor.

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