Custer chronicle. [volume], October 09, 1880, Image 3

About Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890

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Hop Buggies & Phaetons.
Heat material, good workmanship*, handsome styles, strong and durable
vehicles in every respect.
80,000 Carriages
Manufactured by EMERSON. FISHER & CO., are now in use in every part of the American Contmen
They give unfailing satisfaction. All their work is warranted. They have re
ceived testimonials from all parts of the country of purport similar t<» the follow
ing, hundreds of which are on file subject to inspection:
Messrs. FMKKfcON, Fishes a On.: Oai.va, Ilia., July Ifi, 1*79. &
f have used one of your top bulgin'* throe yean. and tlnv** of them two v»wr< in my livery
stable, and they haveglven me perfect natisfaetion und arc ineonsUmt u*c. Om:ak Smalley.
Meuns. rorroex a Johnson: Newberhy, s. 0., July 17, 1879.
PkaiHiw: —I have been wing the Si Fisher !lu2jry I I* mu lit from you, as rnugly T
suppose as any one conhl. T hint .a fust horse, drove turn at full sfiecri, tunnel iuu* with two grown
i&dhw and inysclf in the buggy, and it is to-day worth all the money 1 paid for it. 1 say the Kmerson
A Fisher buggieE will do. A. M. Tkawce, Farmer.
The favorable reputation the carriages have made in localities where they have
been used for several years by Liverymen, Physicians. Farmers and others re
quiring hard and constant u«o. has led to rui increased demand from those local
ities, to meet which the manufacturing facilities of their mammoth establishment
have been extended, enabling them now to turn out in pood style
:WIO CAUHIAfiKN A WKEK.
> Emerson, Fisher & Co.’s Carriages are the Best.
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HARDWARE,
BTO A ES, 1" ITS W A II E, \ A ILS.
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MINERS’ TOOLS,
Such as
PICKS, SHOVELS, HAMMERS, STEEL
Powder and Fuse
—And a —
COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR MINING.
©3a.elf GoocLS in O-rea/t “Va-net-sr
Kept Constantly on Hand.
Guns, Pistols and Ammunition.
WATCHES, JEWELRY
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S i © x* w a x*e
A FELL LINE OF STATION EH Y.
Custer Avenue, Custer City.
JOSEPH T, BLISS.
Merchants’ Hotel,
\V KKTIIEIM loirs ni/K u,
TVLaiirx S'tx'ee'b, IDeacl--w-oocL, .D. T.
First-Cl» w Acrtmimmliitlons at Itrusonuble Hafet*.
J. WERTHEIMER, - - PROPRIETOR.
The Great Carriage Manufacturing House of the World
EMERSON,
FISHER & CO.
C-I >CI »’AT I. OHIO.
Blacksmith
Slb-CXp.
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Wagon Ironing,
Horse Shoeing
ANI) —
REPAIRING MIXER’S TOOLS.
l'\ KM MACIir.VKHY
Repaired in tin* best manner, and satis
faction guaranteed.
All Work in my Line. Done in a!
WORKMANLIKE MANNER.
Shop on
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CUSTER CITY; D. T.
J. HYDE, PropY.
Lumber!j
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LUMBER!! |
IAMBERH!
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Good Pine Lum
ber of All Kinds
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and Dimensions. :
Common Boards, Dimen
sion Stuff, Sills, Fenc- |
mg, Shingles, Etc.
Lumber will be Delivered at Anv:
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Point if Desired.
Special Attention Giv
en to Filling Orders,
\ on Short Notice.
Mill One Mile West of Custer City.
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1 ODO REDER, PropY.
BAJtBEE SHOP.
1 Would Respectfully Announce That
1 Have Opened a
S Tonsorial Parlor,
I* Where Every Description of Work in
My Jane, VVill be Done in the
HIGHEST STYLE
of the Art.
Hair Dressing
a Specialty.
Dyes of the latest and Most Approved
!
Kind, Kept and Applied.
Tixe ZE=-u/bllc
Are Respectfully Solicited to Extend
Their Patronage, Which Will he
Merited by Strict Attention
to Business, and a Sin
cere desire to Pleaae
Custor *
M. PFMH
The Science of KUeing.
Scienc e in the last few years, sa; 8 The
New Orleans Times, has gained a terri
ble foothold in this world. It has rattled
the dry bones of old fogy ism, made pi
out of worn-out theories, upset ideas
which have been established for cen
turies. The latest and most astonishing
fact that has been developed is that
there is a scientific mode of kissing.
The day when a young man could grab
a girl around the neck and gobble a kiss
in a rough but comfortable manner, is
past. The time when he could circle
her waist w ith one arm, get his shirt
bosom full of hair-oil and pirouette his
lips over every square inch of her con-
tenance, is no more. Science has pro
claimed against it, and man shudders,
but remains silent. The old style of
kissing, which sounds like some one
tearing a clap-board <dl a smoke-house
is now considered bad taste, and conse
quently is rapidly going out of fashion,
although the majority of girls admit
that science has cruelly destroyed all
the comfort of a long-lingering, heart
thrilling kiss, and causes them to ex
press no little regret at the change. The
improved scientific method of kissing is
to throw the right arm languidly around
the fair one's shoulder, tilt her chin up
with the left hand until her nose is
pointed at an angle of forty degrees, or
rather until it has an aspect resembling
the bowsprit of a clipper-built sloop,
then stoop slowly and graze about her
lips in a quiet, subdued sort of way,
lickie her nose with your mustache un
til she cries “Ouch!” This is scientific
kissing, but there is no consolation in
it —nothing to make a man feel like u
couple of galvanic batteries were gallop
ing along his spinal column, it is flat
lukewarm; it lacks substance, and if
not stale is at least unprofitable.
Hayes’ and Sherman’s Opinion of Gen-
oral Arthur.
“Von have made tlm custom house a
cent re of partisan political mismanage
ment,’’ —U. It. I laves to Collector Arthur,
January 31, IS7H.
‘‘With a deep sense of mv obligations
under the constitution, I regard it as my
plain duty to suspend you in order that
the office may bo honestly administer
ed.” — U. R. Hayes to Collector Arthur,
January 31, IS7H.
“Cross abuses of administration have
continued and increased during your
incumbency.”—John Sherman to Col
lector Arthur. Januarv 31, IN7H.
“Persons have been regularly paid by
you who have rendered little or no ser
vice ; the expenses of your oflice have
increased, while its receipts have dimin
ished. Uribes, or gratuities in the shape
of bribes, have been rw*bv«*4l by y..»»r
subordinates in several branches of the
custom bouse, and you have in no case
supported the ellbrt to correct these
abuses.” —Secretary Sherman to Collec
tor Arthur, January ill. 1879.
“Papa, didn’t you scold me, the other
day, tor bitting my little brother?”
“Yes, my child. It is very naughty.”
“Then, papa, you ought to scold mam
ma’s piano-teacher, for he bit her on the
lips the other day, and it must have hurt
her, too, for she put her arms around
his neck as if she wanted to strangle
him.
X. reads about l>r. Tanner’s fast to his
wife, \s ho is in an interesting condition.
“Well,” she exclaims, “lie couldn't
have been in mv tix.”
They say Chicago girls never find it
hard to elope. They make rope ladders
of their shoe strings.
‘On The Old Camp Ground'
The undersigned
JEWELER,
Is prepared, at his New Office at the
corner of
Custer Avenue an<l sth St.,
to promptly, thoroughly and Ratisfact©
rilv repair all Jewelry Goods
entrusted to his care.
To mv old customers in Custer, and
to all new patrons I extend greetings
anti solicit a cull.
F. A. BEELER,
Pioneer Jeweler.
M Mcfirm*. P. B. McCaiitbt
McGuire & McCarthy,
Wholesale Dealers In
Liquors, Wines and Gigars.
Anheuamr St. Louii Bear.
Main Street, Rapid City, B. T.
M———
NEW HOTEL, JUST OPENED.
The Occidental Hotel
UEiLT aaa.dL COZLTTTEIfcTXIBETT
Largest and Best
Transient quests especially solicited.
Table well supplied. rt*>u»* neat and clean.
Stage and tclegragh office in same building.
STANI>ART A LaBARRE,
The Deadwood and Custer
STAGE & EXPRESS CO.
Having Stocked the Hoad from
Deadwood Via Rochford, TigerviUe, Newton’s
Fork, and HiU City, to Custer
With pn/ul frmr liniwa wo oom oorrr pnvsM*npvrf ihrotiph ccrofoTt
an«l dispatch. Connecting at Head wood with the Sidney and Black Hills Stefp
Line, rassemrers will find this the cheapest and best way to visit the miner in
the middle and southern hills.
EXPRESS BUSINESS A SPECIALTY.
Following are the rates of fare from Deadwood to the point* named:
ONK WAY. ROVND TRIP.
ltoehford. - - 50 Rochford. - - - $6 00
TigerviUe, ... 6 (*> TigerviUe - - - 11 00
HiU (itv - - - 700 ilill City ... 12 00
Custer City - - 8 00 Custer City -* - 14 00
Office with Sidney & Black Ilills Stage Company, Deadwood.
For information, inquire of the agents.
CHAS. HA YYVAUD, Agent, Rochford.
H I‘. BROWN, Agent, Custer.
W. M: WARD Superintendent.
•The Sidney Stage Line.
Makes Better Time, Buns Better
COACHES,
and gives better accommodations to passengers than any
OTHER UNt INTO THE HILLS.
Stage leaves Pcadwood and Sidney Daily, Connecting at Sidney with the Union
Pacific Railroad and all Points
EAST, WEST, OR SOUTH.
E. CORBIN, Division Supt. M. WILBII, Agent.
Dead wood.
Wholesale Liquors.
Imported and Domeetic
CIGARS,
Of a OrMt Variety of Bread*.
—A full line of—
Kentucky
Whiskies,
Imported and California
Brandies, Wines, Etc.,
For sale to the Trade
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
Call in and Sample our goode. On
CUSTER AVE., CUSTER CITY.
SLLVMJR BROS.
Kverylhinjf New,
HOTEL IN THE SOUTHERN HILLS.
Corner Hixtli Nt. mi<l Cutter Avenu©*
Proprietors.
F. R. CURRAN.
CURRAN & JOHNSON,
Contractors
—AWH
Builders.
Bash,
Doors and
STORE FRONTS
Made to Order.
81m, Mir Cmmt fill 4 fink
Carter City, ZX T.
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A. JOHNSON