The Black Hills Daily Times from Deadwood, South Dakota • Page 2

1 Boots and Shoes. Vttead within the two branobet of Drj Goods, Clothing, ffr- i STAR BOLLOCA WkelaaalaaaS Eaull Uaalarala 1 Queensware U.k Hills Dallj Times. raauaitaa fUM iMUfr tfw ffcattAad to Afita nRARWOOII. BATURDAT, MAT II. In vif7TM 0 I a VKEaUT, I jraar ZL 4 0a Addraaa Tim," Daadaaoi, Wkala.

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araraar, W. A. Howard, Vrraurj, OMqi U. Hui VaUiutlea. P.C Bhanioi; Aaaarlata Jua- luraa.ma to.

Htnu A. hint. lad HUM Aturary, Huh J. CwnpbtU. ltd Slat Manhal, Jaba B.

Bayiaaad. IJ S. SunaTor (ianrl, Ihi; layaraaa, Ci(M. Hoa. J.

r. Elddai. OOUMTT OFFICER. yhalMlMtra, Bart Wkltaaa, Jaa. Bfu, larnT, Jaba jagiaiar Daada aas aa-Ba Caul NcKlaala.

Vurar. Gaaraa E. bi." a. If Probata, Jan ft. Fraaar.

lata Attoraay. Joaaph HIIKt. payor, r. W. Vaa ttoavagaa.

)jmt, A. D. Baraaa, af Public laatractlea, Eufaaa Waad. uatlnaa of tha Paara, Daadwoad, Chaa. K.

X. 8. Harka; Cantral, tonbart Uid-I Baar Uulcb, Janaa rubor. laMaa, P. C.

Graham, H. B. Baaaiaa, C4. Doaahua, THE ENLARGED TIMES. present the Tikes to-day ur reader enlarged to six col- ClMV nun I lis imtesd of five, with an in- 1 p.

1 le in leiusth of each column i inches. The Aggregate in- Jue ia the tize Bad capacity of paper if. a fraction over forty-per cent. We have made enlarimment for tha reamn lt tbencreaaed demauda upon ft eoJLumns from a legitimate prosperotu busincti juitify ymake it Decenary that thia lid be done. We are ventu- upon no experiment trying 1.

jiate no temporary escitemcnt specviauon out aa a mailer Vm a at ig our business and keeping pace tth the growing and substantial the Cheyenne river, 'W area of 1,500 square miles, uQioieut to make -he gold supply permanent. Our climate is delightful iu summer and mild in winter, with the exception of occasional snow storms. Our country produces good crops, both roots aud cereals, in abuuduuee, and we' ruined sufficient potatoes last year for our own consumption. Our grazing lands are fertile, and in another year all the necessaries of life will be as cheap here as in eastern oities. at W.

Baava. M. C. ha BROWN 3THUM, DEADWOOD, DACOTA TV aw at Omml Mmkin Jaaiwaa Issue Drafts available in at parts of the U. S.

and Europe. Maaay traaarVrraS aaaaaa aiada aa araa aaS aalltaa, aaS caUacMa auaa. Cold Dust Bought. S4- LUMBER, LUMBER! I hara aaaaas a far far tka alaraca i lata af Lumber of all Kindt la Taa4nS, aa Wllllama arraaf. MjaJalaaj iha btafa Mara, ahar ail! aa iaaaS; Uaji aa sVJ(ih af in S.

VADEB. OSUa at Ika 7 at 4. Aim Jfasstf Frmmtf Bmfk -U Safct faM-af Smith Brothers, UNDERTAKERS SNO EMBALMERS. Coffins, Eslsts and Metallic Cases. Bharaiaa Straat, Sou la OaaSvaaS, aaS Mala ttraat, Casual.

aeila-tf BLACK HILLS ART GALLERY. Cnr faarawa MB Cm Baa. finishtd up In tht but of ttylt. Black Hilli uitwi constantly on hand, J. W.

BEHxRD, atrllaf Proprlatar. M. Gillette WATCHMAKERS isn JEWELERS Opltitm tht Wmawf Cfttrml, Offar i tha aubllc tha tarn! aail ajaal aaaa. piew atoca 9 Diamonds, Watches, Chains, Jewelry of every Description, i At low prie km4 good ea Im teMfhi in i wrk vsrrftfttM. W.

J. CASEBE Contractor IBuiyer. Specie Jy Bankers, aaa -A Jobbing a son- Springer, m- Michigan who have had the immediate charge of the subject of the alleged Florida presidential frauds, after consulting with Speaker Randall, reached the conulusiou that the matters counected with this subject is not a qucstiou of privilego, aud that therefore nothing can be doue except in the regular order of business, consequently it was determined that the proposition for investigation sho'd be from the judiciary committee when it shall be again called for to report aud actiou taken by the house. Wm. N.

Byers, the founder, and for eighteen years proprietor, of the Rocky Mountaiu Attr, and for the past uearly two years president of the News Publishing Company, has severed his connection with that old time honored and influential journal. In the issue of Sunday morning last he bids good bye in the following "With this issue my pecuniary interest in, and editorial control of, the Rocky Mountain News ceases. The News Printing Company con tinues with but a single change in the the uin-ctory, aim win coiitlucl publication ol the XNew, well as the varied branches of the business that have grown up with and around it. I apprchemi there will be no material change iu its course, but of its plaus the new management will probably speak in its next issue. This assurance, however, I can give that it is backed by plenty of capital to keep it iu the front.

Friends who have feared its failure may dismiss their alarm. Enemies who have hoied for its down fall may (tosses their souls iu peace. It will continue as it always has been iu Colorado "a power in the land." The following officers were elected to fill the vacancies caused by Mr. Byera resignation K. G.

Cooper, President, J. B. Vickers, Vice President, W. F. Robinson, Secretary and Treasure.

The Times ventures to express its well wishes for the continued prosperi- of the Rocky Mountain A'ete. LONDON TIMES. Criticising a speech made by Gladstone to a deputation of Welch associations in which he denounces in violent terms the policy of the government says, his language was so reckless as to entirely overscach the mark, and it reads like a speech prompted by desperation. The Time also says it believes the government on the whole is acting wisely in the present crisis, and the fact that Gladstone cannot arouse the country by wholesale denunciation of the government has united the London newspapers, fashionable soci-ty and educated people into some expression of opinion to the contrary, and which shows the country does not dissent from the government policy. A CUKSORY GLANCE.

The total assessed valuation of this county made one year ago aggregated something over 1300,000. Of this year's assessed valuation fifty-seven individuals and firms alone aggregate the handsome sura of upwards of $000,000, or nearly twice the total valuation of last year. It is only within the past two years since the region around the Black Hills was set-ted, after much difficulty, and with considerable loss of life. Within that time what a great transformation has been effected Deadwood is now a city contain ing between four and five thousand population, with three solid banking institutions, two churches, a public school, two theatres, an evening and morning newspaper, and holesale and retail stores of all classes equal to any that can be found in any city in the country of three times the population of Deadwood. There are now over 700 stamps in operation and, it is not unreasonable to expect that during the season 2,000 additional stamps will be up.

Wealthy capitalists have come in and pur- ed many mines at large figures now building extensive payiijisaaj is being and Aw camps ef prominent dflilocrati tatives, Inchidini Spri lay and WHliauls, of Reduced this Day! TUB PklCKS OK ALL CVB Ladles' Children's Boots 1NP Shoes tht with th lorn prie put ufM thtm uitfft fhbitnt thsU rrv rmput ft tttft UtiUtm thM tnNMtvrWMt. An jrf rail few ihl Best Bargains At, fnmd to laa JtUlut afwa. Uf FLANDERS. HAMILTON I IU Jfato Mr Ml, CaauiiS. r.

Alml aa UauliluM. aaa thtm 1r mm m1 Ii MHar. D.8EAR8, Maaufaclurar aad dtalar la Boots and Shoes Paal af Laa auaat, oa Shaniaa. Ready-Mads work constantly on Hand. BB-IWpalrlaf aaatly aad aromstlj aaaaataS.

Boots and Shoes IN ENDLESS VARIETY, IF1. ZIPP'S, Main Straal, SIGN THE BIO BOOT. Bedrock icre, Bedrock Prices lipD wints to See You Charles Karcher, Maaulacwrar ui Sralar la Boots and Shoes Leather and Findings. ASjaiaiag Brawa Tauia a Bank, DEI II WOOD. DAKOTA Real Estate Brokers.

H. H. FOLK CO. Real Estate aatl Miuinii Sroiers fr tfes Mia af Mtmt sXtHmt; flWd, MUejer mm4 arr Rlining Property IU Tfll BLACK HILL. OsWa, tfmpmvmritf,) Ef sua Salv Wit fmpsrifxiw lTr anr rrvlm tht wha wimh i Mif mt puictjaii wbol or fractional part af Cold and Silver Mines, and bHf can make fktnthMr parnnff7 Interest tn twn hfor nrKotiating.

Partien visih.ntc aiiann def op mining property should I drHinutlonor niin'. and If ponmhie. priinwiN, with us. rrompt sun praonai aiifnfion giTaa mi fcaMiiirB lurUKiail uux car. Adirsa H.

H. FOLK A fsfclM DcadwaatJ. D. T. asa.

r. iaaaa, INGRAM I MACLAT, REAL ESTATE ABB Mn Broken ana uoiicctinrx aprns, Oflaa, Xrckangm Bank, Itraa'waaat, it. BKKSBKNCE8: Baowa A Tava. Jaaa Dlk. SaL.

Sra, Dean E. G. Mirur A Ca. HUna. Montana.

T. C. Pi.w.a A hntrn. Mmtaaa. C.

B. laaaut, iwalla Chicaaa. AtnU far Itf Crrmtrd AVaiia IM' H. II. BROWN, Carpenter, Duilder contractor, ATVILI.B.

Jnfc wark af ararr daarrintion dona i ahnrt plltf aotioa, an4 aatiafactlaa guaraDtead. ff it a waafc la aar awn town. soatfli fre. orifik. Reader.

It yon want CALIFORNIA CLOTHING STORE I Wkiintlt mi ritaal daaltri S) CALIFORNU CLOTHING, (ail aaaaatarar ISii aaMI Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Rubber Goods, Mission Goods and Btanktts. OVH wUek PaaaM ha aiNM la qnaattty qualll. and VP ara aplllaa aiiod al Criraa loaar Ikaa aaar Safura la (aa ilia. HUNTER a LILIENTHAL, Saaala BallSlag. Mais alaaat, CaadwaaA SIMSifHMEAD, Wkalaaala aaS null Saalaaa ai Dry.Coods CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, Katt, Caps etc, rrc, ito.

MAIM BTMKMT, M4AS7BB. M. J. WERTHHE1ER, WSolaaaia aa4 BaU daalac la Dry Goods, -Furnishing Goods, Etc, MAIN Off. SraaS Canlral Hatal, DEADWOOD.

Banks and Bankers. C. H. Braaaiaa, Ha Vark. W.

B. Sraaaiwa, fhayaaaa. G. J. Sruaiiaa.

liaofar. M. F. Pmt, Caayaaaa Btiraca It- Waaa, BlaaaKar, (Lata aaa'i Caviar Cal.Bat'1 Baukaf Daafa Stebbins, Wood Post, BANKERS, Deadwood, Dakota. A.

B. Canaaaa, al J. I. WiLa, CaaS'r. First National BANK, Cheyenne, Wyoming OAMTAL, fTM MBFMTB, SST-ASvaacaa iftada aa aaS jltm aald (art-alS Hum aaS Hnlliaa.

Kichanaa baualil ana aalS aa all tka aria aiaaj aiuaa. aaM aa tlaia Saaaalla, aaS Qalla liaaa loaSa witta arasat ratqava. TAW If NEW GOODS Whotaaala and mail daalan is Furniture, Crockery Glassware, Wall Paper, Window Class METALIC BURIAL CASES, AT Grav Curtis'i Liitba gyelopment and prosperity of Ja Hilla. ara wa enabled ami Vpleased to verify and demonstrate ihis evidence that the Tinas tu. a Glassware Cor.

Wall and Main Streets. OXADWOOa I 1. 1. J.aa Drarar. CalaraAa, W.

tuata, al. t.i II aSaaa TUB Aiction. Storage ani Ccmmissiii M. LEIMER aaaral daaiars la All Kinds of Merchndisa, BOOT! II SBOEV CLOT HI HQ A MINERS' SUPFLfU ttUS SMf OsMys.aBJbVx ASl 9BB Tha aaly airlualta aurUaa aaS aaajaalaaaai houa ia tha Hlark Hili. toanignracaia aaliciMd.

SaaSSSf Of every Description And at Prices te Suit the Times. Bent Deetken, Wtaolaaala aad Retail Daalara ks DRUGS MEDICINES. PAINTS AUD OIU. Afaaia far fttlnmr and FlMhar flaaaat rKaaru n. Dnraaa vrgaaa.

DEADWOOD, D.T. HELD Merchant Tailors New Firm I Now Ooca I Of Frtneh and Knnlitk mnutnrtr Pm fk amd 9uAifv of ooffit guarnnUA. nnr-rman oiraif. rwnter Autflina. aprtttf OEAU()0I.

9. N0T FAIL mm Ctatir. II aonttiM isrlrea nid ibi1 oworr inirl a-rai-era I 4 la ert ttta mrtNtiBj af mm mrmtm iwiiBT HnImIbc h)v Mafr a smt1v e-mt. mnH fhi Pf TO A IK AOnRMx mKB. ltON ArPLK ATlQK.

Hfirffl mnkm tm mlt aaaa.lviA at irulni M4ITI6MEIT VAII 4 rfarlaal Mmm wm Waash Atv, Cfcta. apCHTK wtwrHs Ltftjiaf m. Jo work part and parcel of the "whole )and th intended to have made ease with the commence of VoL 2, on the 8th of uifcf out owing vi un long A unforseen delay in the arrival the new material which it was jT seeessary to have before we could I enlarge, we have been compelled to delay until to-day. Our new and large press did not reach Deadwood until Thursday morn ing, though in ordering it we posed we had given plenty of time, against ordinary contingencies, to reach, here before April 8." The disappointment and loss falls prin cipally upon us, and without carp- ig and fretting over the inevita- we are glad to present the Thus to the public in its enlarged shape, and we hope, proportionately enlarged sphere and ability, Of usefulness and power, for the rmanent benefit and social, mor- nd material advancement and creasing prosperity of the people of the Black Hills. The telegraph reports that, at ret Liberty, Iowa, a colored was tried to a tree tern- "Ms, IfTrvaV iha fahtr and lady school 'Jfpo had in- jht, and if kDunish- I en4na or aitner aa mm IBf-lltBfBBrraUlWI aw.

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