The Black Hills Daily Times from Deadwood, South Dakota • 4

The Black Hills Daily Times, Published every evening, except Sunday, by PORTER WARNER CO. EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. Terms, (invariably in advance): DAILY, 6 1 $18 10 00 3 5 00 1 2 00 WEEKLY, 1 5 6 3 00 Address TIMES," Deadwood, Dakota. Arrival and Departure of Mails. Sidney, arrives at 3 p.

and closes at 10, p. m. every day, Cheyenne arrives at 6 p. and closes at 10p; m. Bismarck every arrives day.

Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 12 and leaves Tuesday, 'Thursday and Saturday, at 9 p. and closes one hour before starting. Kearney, arrives Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, at 9 p. and leaves Tuesday, Thurday and Saturday 6 p. and closes one hour before starting.

Postoffice Hours. Open daily except Sunday m. to 8 p.m. Stamp and registered letter department open from 9 a. m.

to 6 p. m. Sunday from 1 p. m. to 8.

p. m. A. F. A.

M. Deadwood Lodge, No. 7, A. F. A.M., meet Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall in regular communication on the first and third Tuesdays in each month.

H. H. FOLK, W. M. H.

J. ROCKWELL, Secretary. I. O. F.

Eureka Lodge, No. 13, I. 0. 0. meets in Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall, every Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock.

Visiting brethren cordially invited to meet with us. A. BAUMANN, N. G. LEWIS B.

SHOENFIELD, Secretary. BUSINESS MEN! Consult your interests, and get your Job Printing done at the Times office. DEADWOOD, FRIDAY, DEC. 21, 1877. CITY AND VICINITY.

Thermometer, 7 a. noon, Hot coffee, tea and chocolate, at the Oyster Bay. 19tf Arra-na- Pogue at Langrishe Theatre to-morrow night. The shortest day of the year, and the Chinese general feast day. Go to the Masonic ball, and get your suits of MUNTER LILIENTHAL.

Oysters stewed, fried, broiled and raw, at 1 the Oyster Bay. 19tf Col. Corley, late of the Sitting Bull commission, believes that Sitting Bull merely crossed the border to get arms recently buried by his men in the United States territory, but believes that it is only a question of time when he will return and make trouble. Tom and Jerry, hot Scotch and rum punch, at Oyster Bay. 19tf J.

Browning was arraigned before Justice Burke this morning charged with assault and battery upon one Fischler. Examination set down for this afternoon. In the case of John Morrissey vs. J. C.

Heenan, for fraternizing in too "lond a' manner at Marble Hall last night, examination was set for 4 o'clock to-day. D. M. Gillette have re-opened their window in Werthheimers's new dry goods store, and are now ready for business. The best bill of the season at Langrishe Theatre to-morrow night.

Wentworth Anderson are doing a rushing business at their new restaurant on Lee street. They are prepared to furnish single meals or board by the week; lunches or suppers for parties, balls, and everything in first-class style. We are selling our hats cheaper than the cheapest. MUNTER LILIENTHAL. A hack load of passengers coming down from Central last evening, experienced a narrow escape from being dumped over a steep embankment.

Nothing bat the presence of mind of the. driver. in whipping up his team, averted a dire calamity. To close out our stock of genuine meerschaum pipes, we have reduced them to cost. MUNTER LILIENTHAL.

The townsite committee have awarded the contract to Mr. L. C. Miller for taking the census of the town and its surrout dings, He will commence at once. and push the matter to an early completion.

It will be the duty of every citizen to lend him all the assistance they can 80 that it may be done quick and well. Oysters! Oysters! Everybody goes to the Oyster Bay, Lee street, where the bivalves are served up in every variety of style by Ed Wardner's New York oyster cook. 19tf Personal. Four days before Christmas. Luke Voorhees, Supt.

of the C. B. H. Stage line, came ap on last night's coach. Miss Anna Kelly and Miss Anna Kemp came up from Cheyenne on yesterday.

Thomas H. Mallory and R. J. Baird, of Deadwood, are registered at the Palmer, Chicago. If you will leave your finger nails uncut for a thousand years, they will grow to be three thousand feet long.

That's what Agassiz says. Gen. E. E. Cunpingham, one of our heaviest miners, who has been on an extended eastern tour, was a passenger up from Cheyenne last night.

The finder of a masonic emblem will receive a liberal reward by bringing it to the TIMES office. The emblem is valued more as an heirloom than for its intrinsic value. The Chicago Tribune and Times special correspondents here have been ordered to accompany the military in the pureuit of the runaway reds, We predict a hard time for the Faber pushers. "I saw an aged man on his by William Cullen Bryant, Well, what of it? An aged man has as good a right to be on his beer as a young man has. Provided he pays for it.

Parties desirous of invitations to the fraternity ball, St. John's eve, should apply to H. H. Folk or L. Epstein.

It is probable that in the haste of sending them out, many persons were overlooked. No slight was intended. We are requested to state that Prof. Janin is not in town as reported by the Pioneer, he having departed for California several days ago. We would also correct the item in the same paper to the effect that A.

T. Walls had departed for Bismarck. He is still with us. The new postal route bill, which passed both houses of Congress, provides for the establishment of mail service from Deadwood to each of the following points, nachely Sheridan, Hayward City, Fort Reno, Mouth of Tongue river, Sand Creek, Galena and Bozeman, Montana. Go to M.

Gillette for Christmas gifts. With us Again. The batallion of the Third Cavalry, northward bound, encamped twenty miles south of this city last night, and will probablv reach, or pass through town this evening. Their supply train is a considerable distance behind, and prevents a rapid march of the soldiers. Information reached the city last evening that 400 of the Indians who were recently hovering about the hi'l4, and depredating upon freight trains, had joined Sitting Bull's band, which had recrossed the line of the British 104- sessions, and was moving towards tle Big Horn country, where game is plertiful, and that 500 other renegade reds (probably the party that last crossed the Bismarck road) were hastening to ally with the dusky old warrior.

Our re ports from the north are of an ugly character, being to the effect that Sitting Bull was assuming a very hostile attitude; was destroying life and property wherever found, It is reasonable to presume that the reports of di-satisfaction among his ent-throat brethren at the new agencies, and the encouragement extended by the reinforcement already received or on its way to a junction, will not modify the old rascal's disposition, and that as serious outbreak is probable at no remote period. His combined forces must now aggregate three to four thousand men, Their s'ock is in excellent ndition, and arms and amunition are sessed in abundance. It i- more than probable that the handful of soldiers entering upon the expedition will have all that they can attend to. D. Gilette Co.

have received at their store, in Werthheimer's new building, a new and large assortment of watches, chains, rings and jewelry of all kinds. Sheriff Ely, of Custer county, came up this afternoon. We have the best supply of California clothing and furnishing goods, caps, boots, shoes and all kinds of under. wear, to be found in the 20-5 MUNTER LILTENTIAL A Good Move. The TIMES sanctum was honored this morning by a call from Father Mackin, who on yesterday arrived from Nebraska City to take charge of the Catholic church and parish here.

He states that his first effort will be to secure a fund for the erection of a dwelling for Sisters of Charity, and a building for a hospital which, as everyone must admit, is the imperative need of the time. We trust that his laudable movement will meet liberal encouragement at the hands of our A church at Central City is also contemplated, and efforts will soon be made for the accomplishment of the purpose. Father Mackin is ycung, and very energetic, and we applaud the ecclesiastical authorities for, their wise assignment. Go to the skating rink, Open every forenoon, afternoon and evening. See Jack Langrishe as 66 Shaun, the Post," in Arrah-na-Pogue to- morrow night.

Amusements. Manager Langrishe announces a most excellent bill for to- evening, viz: Arrah-na-Pogue, or the Wicklow Wedding, in which Mr. Langrishe will take the part of "Shaun the Post," one of his best characters. Miss Chambers will play "Arrah Mellish." Other characters by the company. The piece will be mounted with the utmost care, and regard for appropriate costumes and properties, George Shingle has sold the lease of his saloon, and the building will be converted into a stationery store, to be occupied by Burnham Co.

Miss Chambers will appear as Arrah Meelish in Arrah-ra-Poque to-morrow night. Try Gillette if you have any watch repairing. Local Notices. Ladies hand-satchels, trunks and vali-es, at MUNTER LILIENTHAL'S. Devotions will take place in the Catholie Church on Sandav morning at balfpast 10 o'clock.

B. MACKIN, Pastor. I this day set mv clock back 36 minutes, exact Cheyenne time Call and have your watch set. ROATH, 21-2: Watchmaker. Milary, of candy tame, has one of the largest stock; of homemade candies ever 111 the Hills.

Everyone in want of good wholesome candies for Christmas should call on him The popular route East is via the Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad. Through tickets to Chicago and all points East can be purchased althe Cheyenne Black Hills Stage office, Dead wood, D. T. Tickets cheap as by any route. The Pa'ace Restaurant under the management o.

Gandolph has been refitted and refurnished, and will in the future, as in the past, set the most tempttables in the 12-if $20 Reward W.ll be paid at the Cheyenne Black Hills Stage office for a white metal Whistler pistol. Lost between Deadwood ard the Golden Terry mine to-day, 27th. 27-tf J. F. GILMER.

To the Traveling Public. Passengers going East via Sidney or Cheyenne should take the Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad at Omaha, a first class road. Coaches fully equipped with Westinghouse air brakes, Miller platforms and all the late improvements. Philman, dining and sleeping cars run on all trains. 2-tf GEO.

F. INGRAM, J. G. MACLAI. INGRAM MACLAY, REAL ESTATE AND Mining Brokers and Collecting Agents, Office, Exchange Bank, Deadwood, D.

1 REFERENCES: BROWN THEM. JUNE DIX, SOL. STAR, Dead. wood. E.

G. MACLAY Co, Helena. Montana. T. C.

POWER Ft Benten. Montana. C. H. INGRAM, 92 Lasalle Chicago.

Agents for the Celebrated Studebalcer Wagon. Graham Whitcomb, Dealers in Stovewood of any Desired Length Sound body wood guaranteed. Leave orders at Cleveland Saw Mill. 30-tf HARDWARE, STOVES AND TINWARE THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK WEST OF THE MISSOUBI RIVER. Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, Pumps, Gas Pipe and Steam Fittings.

Agents for Howe's and Fairbank's Scales, Dupont's Cross-Cut Powder, Beehive Files, and the genuine Diamond Saws. Particular attention given to the manufacture of TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORE JENSEN, BLISS 17-tf Street, opposite Pest Office, Deadweed. Hardware, Stoves, IRON AND STEEL, BELTING AND HOSE, Gas and Steam Fixtures, Powder and Fuse Headquarters for Mining and Milling Supplies Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron work done to order. 138 Main Street, R. C.

LAKE. sep12-1y WARDNER BITTINGER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, Formerly at No. 10 Lee Street, bare removed to RED STORE, MAIN STREET, Next to Big Horn Store, In Erans Hornick's old stand. BLACK HILLS! -ANDMining Machinery on short notice. COLORADO IRON WORKS -Third Street, Denver, Colorado.

A new first-class engine stored at Cheyenne for Sale. Quartz Mills, Boilers, Engines, Crushers, HERRMANN TREBER, -WHOLESALE DEALERS IN LIQUORS, WINES and CICARS, Upper end of main Street. Dead wood, Dakota. KENTUCKY WHISKIES A SPECIALTY. sep13-ly DENVER STEAM CRACKER WORKS.

ESTABLISHED 1871. F. W. CROCKER (Seccessos to N. O.

Vosburgh Co.) MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF S. For the wholesale trade of Colorado. Wyoming. New Mexico, ete. 10 Black Hills and San Juan trade especially solicited.

Ga Factory corner Blake and Nineteenth streets. oct3 Sm DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTING POWER AND HAND Pumps, Mining Machinary, Belting, Hose, Engine Trimmings, BRASS AND IRON FITTINGS, PIPE, STEAM At Wholesale and Retail. A. L. STRANG, 205 Farnum St 7:2 OMALIA, NEBRASKA.

GARRISON ANDERSON, Wholesale and retail Grocery, Storage, -ANDCOMMISSION MERCHANTS, Main Strect, Dead wood, akota. A full and complete stock of 3 Groceries -ANDGeneral Merchandise. aug20-tf Mcintyre Clapp, Surveyors Mining Engineers, U.S. DEP. MINERAL SURVEYORS.

Office on Sherman Street, opposite Boughton Berry's saw rill. 18tf CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES Miners' Supplies W. A. BEARD, No. 1 Adams Block, Sherman Street, Deadwood, Has opened a large store at this place, stocked with a full assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES ies, Purchased for cash, in which Ceicago are and now other offered to Eastern families cit LOWEST PRICES FOR and miners at the CASH.

is intention to make a specialty of the Fancy Grocery trade. it my sep11-6m Boots and Shoes William Mosher Has removed to his new shop on kinds Lee of late street opposite the Bonanza. All to order. The styles of boots and for Shoes ladies' made and gents' gaiters invisible boots patch All work warrant and fine a specialty. nevi9-if ed.

Repairing done. -AND.