Notice posted by a Deadwood husband in…
source date: 1891
availability: public-domain

mean enough to wish the editor of the Advertiser any harm, and hopes that he may be able to produce the necessary discharges whenever called upon to do so. As for making wind. Brother Williams know how that is himself. From the September 11, 1891, Issue of The Enterprise Notice posted by a Deadwood husband in the postoffice : My wife Sarah has Shot my ranch. When I didn’t Doo a thing to hur, an’ I want it distinctly Understood that any man who takes hur in and keers for her on my ac- count Will get himself pumped so full of lead that Sum tenderfoot will locate him for a Mineral claim. A word To the wise is sofficient an’ orter work on phools. — Rochester Salesman. The 600 head of steers belonging to Messrs. Barber, Slane and Terrell, which were being held at Engle the past two weeks, have been sold to G. F. Black, who shipped them to Kansas. The price paid was $7, $11 and $14. The price the owners asked when they reached the road was $10, $14 and $18. The cattle were of me- dium quality only, but the owners supposed they had a choice bunch. Their experience will have a splendid result though, in proving to them ( 81 ) the unprofitableness of raising anything but high grade cattle.