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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-23

An emigrant from the east, whose
name we could not learn, attempted, to-
board the train while it was moving, at
Wadsworth evening before last.
Instead OF aiightMg onsthe steps as the
Young man intended to do one of the
cars struck. bim and threw him dis
lance of at least fifteen feet, breaking
one of his legs below the knee. 1t is.
strange but true that almost every in
jury resulting to passengers on trans is
CEASED by their own carelessness or
foolhardiuess.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-23
TO-DAY'S PROCEEDINGS.

Cross Examination of Defendant Resumed.
The srial of Robert ST. Clair was re-
sumed in the District Court to-day.
The Clerk called the names of the
Jurors and. all responded. The defend
ant and his wife TOOK seats ia their ac-
customed places near their counsel.
The defendant was called to the wit
Mr.. Macmillan was resumed as fol-
lows.
1t was self-cocking pistol; l think
it fell from my pocket, when Ffell over
the bank. the horse dragged me five or
six feet; the horse got away; when
FULLY was pretty near on me, he fired
again; kept retreating; in the time
between the first and second shots moth
ing, was said; was l25 feet from the
railroad when Tully fred the first shot;
Mr.. Mayes saw the difficulty; wien ]
got back in the wagon road Mr.. Mayes
came up and asked what was up; he
aslsed if | had not pistol; I said no,
/ lost it; FULLY did not give me back
the pistol; got it from'someboely else;
If any body testified before the Grand
Jury in my behalf it was Mr. Mayes.
An attempt was made to prove by the
witness that Tully was before the Grand
Jury. Counsellor thsdenfense object
ed on the ground thatthe question was
not INSTRUMENTATION. and The Court
susta,aed4the objection:
Witness resumed :. rtook -four and
bacon to Tully's; at one time James
Melloy was with me; L think |. had
floUr and bacon for Tully; L am sure of
it; | spoke to Tully; I sappose Melloy
heard me; Tally crossed the bridge to
get the things; he. laid them on the
bridge; on the side next the wagon
road; we talked a. few minutes; | do
not know the first word, spoke; the
substance of it was about water; | re-
member nothing about it very distinctly !;
we had no angry words; |. did not put
my hand'in nay pistol pocket Ibid not
say, 9 / did not mean to- Go 1t III this
way, hmean' t to doit by law; after we
started L did not stop the wagon, or
ask Melloy to stop IL; this occurred a
year ago last June, before the tfouhe
alluded to between me and Tully; FULLY
used no bad language to me-
Redirect examinations In going
home, | crossed the railroad and went
to the wagon road; Enever walk on the
railroad my feet have been'ftozen and
the track is too hard; Knew it was 50
late that the cows had. gone home; 1
got into the wagon road about quar-
ter of mile from Tully's bridge; [
have no idea of the distance between rs
at the time of the shooting, | have no
recollection of passing his house; Tul-
ly's house, | should judge, would be
about parallclgwith the center OF the
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-23

turned back; saw man coming down
the road from Levelock; turned back
to meet him; wanted to tell HIM; l
stepped near the bridge to fix my PTS
Sol, the handle of which was loose; l
put it up; crossed the bridge; picked up
my hat ten or twelve feet northerly
from the bridge; picked up paper;
turned uv to meet the man; was 80
yards from the bridge when | met the
map--not over that; that person was
Michael FULLY; told him to 60 to the
station; said nothing shout the shoot
ing; told him he had better go to the
station and get somebody to come
down; l crossed the bridge again; |
went some little way-may be 300 or
300 feet; did not go as far as the sta
Die; did not go to the grain; / did not
have shovel i'll my hand or on my
shoulder; if / had shovel l would
know it; there is 10 possibility OF hav-
ing shovel; | went back across the
bridge home; returned on horseback
and met Miss Craig. (At this point
lively war of words ensued between
counsel, which was stopped by the IN
terposition of the Court; retractions
and apologies followed. and the Court
advised counsel to keep their temper
under all circumstances.
The cross examination of the defend
ant was resumed, and he said: ! saw
the body of TuAy that evenings; met
Mr.. Asher and Mr.. Moore; do not re-
member the first words spoken; Capt.
Asher spoke first; he alluded to the &C.
currence; | said something to him, can
rot remember what; it was about shoot
ing; | turned back with them; [ made
some remark; | do know what was said !;
/ said Tully was killed; he asked me
how it occurred; did not point to any
particular place; possibly | moved my
hand; | do not know if the sun was
down; do not remember telling Capt.
Asher how many times fired at Tuily;
| was excited; did not say which shot
ruck him in the head; possibly | said
which shot; | took action III the matter
to which | alluded to between Tully
and myself year ago; Tully was held
to answer, but was not indlcted;, when
that trouble occurred, Tully was on his
own land; we met at the ditch, near a
gates. my horse stood beside me; | said
there was a good head of water, and
came to make him a proposition; his
words were, when get done; | asked
when that would be, he SAID when get
through. you s. of b.; he stuck his
gun toward me; it was q small pistol;
like the one exhibited in court here; he
pulled paddle ont of his pocket before
he pulled out his pistol; lie then drew
his pistol out; he fired his pistol; he
was from four to six feet from me;
went back over a bank: my horse
jerked back; l dropped a pistol, an
English bulldog;
Court adjourned until 10 o'clock to-
day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-23
Ore from Central.

S. W. Hammond, Of Central District,
was in town yesterday. making arrange
ments to have carload Of ore from
the Locomotive mine worked at the
Humboldt Reduction Works. He says
mine owners. in Central will now goro'
work extracting ore, as they can have
il reduced near home.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-23
Transmitting Silver by Mail.

Postmastsrs Throughout The country
have received special instructions rela.-
tive to transmitting silver by mass Ass
we understand it, business men a$sl
send silver coin ia: bulk- by nrx. u -
special rates
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-23
.Ay FRANCISCO sToeK REPORT.


Last Evenings Board.
.oo. pelmoot zoe 40 G Prize 229 225c
600 Argenta 45c $50 navajo ACC
200 Belle Isle 55c $50 Day Z9c
$50 Albion 55c Z5o " ares i4v go
28O Mt Diablo % ~ 80 East Mt Diaoio DOC
IS Columbus ~ 90 Booze "a
100 Bechtel l20c go 1losl aoc
900 Red Cloud SOC 100 Syndicate soe
200 Bulwer IL u 500 Parddlse zoc
$50 Belvidere As DOC $50 Champion ooc
5o Booker zoe 1885, Queen Bee 10 l5c
az Mono I7Oc so Con Pacific 1t
$50 Jupiter 35c 100 Addenda' soc
OK Nnondav 2 100 ID Standard 25c
100 Orc 1900 90 Atlas lo"c
On s;lver kim, Il 900 NJ White 80 i0e
100 DudIev &c 100 Queen Bee 15c
This Mornings Board.
s-s onb;r 90 500 Mexican Tie III
on q g q aoOc. $40 Il 4 lof log
,2o California 22oc 80 Savage 80 3O0c
IN Cbollar 35ac 40 Potosi IS
,SS HSN 81 81 go Crown Point lSoc
100 Yellow Jacket q $50 Imperial o'c
30 Alpha 81 1fo Becher ga
IN 1,ontidenre 3. 3eb : Nevada ID l09
40 Bullion ll5c % Itah w lVa an
n 500 Relcher OIL go Overman lO5 l00c
620 Justice 81 l00c 3J5 lnlon 70 zo5
102o Alta 30 265c 81 Ju ia Zoe
70 Caledonia zoe 300 Silver Hill 55c
$50 New York 25c 800 senator I0c
100 Andes l55c ~ tafd y
90 Scorpion 205c 40 Benton 80 I3oc
$50 Con Dorado - t0c 80 Golden Gate
100 Bonanza zoe
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-23

Yesterday Afternoons Proceedings -
Contest Over Che Maps-The Defend
ants Statement.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

The Webster county Argus and a few
other papers throughout the state seem
To be very anxious to have the l~cgisla-
ture pass laws requiring the publica-
sion of the laws in the newspapers, the
same to- be paid for by the people, OF
course. In other words, they are anx-
ious that the law makers should legiS-
late a little more money out of the
peoples pockets, into the pockets of
the inpecuneOus newspaper men who
find it hard matter To get a livelihood
out of their business. In our opinion.
and we believe that a majority OF the
taxpayers will coincide with us. il
would be better if those newspapers
that find ii necessary to howl for legiS-
lation in their favor. in order to exist,
would suspend publication rather than
that the people he compelled by the
lawmakers 10 contribute to their sup
port. If the newspapers cannot live.
why, let EN- die, and let their editors
and publishers engage in some business
whereby they can make a living with
out the laboring classes being taxed to
support them. The CHIEF is not in
favor Of class legislation of any kind.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09
A 7IoNEEs GONE.

Ii becomes u sad and painful duty
to chronicle the death of MI. Edward
w. Edison, of Cowles, who died at his
residence at that place last Sunday
night, of typhoid fever. He had been
suffering for some time from a lame
ness of the back contracted while in
the army. but WAS not thought to he in
"A dangerous condition until about a
week ago when the fever SET in and his
friends began TO realize the he was
near deaths door.
Mr.. Edison was one of the pioneer
settlers of Webster county, having
settled on Elm Greek in the winter OF
ls7O-7l, having removed here from
Illinois, and formerly from Pennsyi-
wanna.
The deceased leaves a wife and three
small children and a host Of friends
md relatives to- mourn his untimeiy
end. He was industrious and economi-
cal, and has left his family with n COM
potency.
The editor Of the CHIEF snd Mr..
Edison have been close friends for the
Fast ten years, having spent the first
eason of our pioneer life in this county
]. together in the Elm creek stockade,
anowhile we deeply ~sympathise with
the breayed family il, their affection
We gldlly attest the true worth aud
kindIiness of the deceased, and know
that one-sf the bravest and truest OF
I hearts MS stilled when the soufp'
Edward " Ed-on passed away
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

The undertaken and the doctors and
druggists Of this place have "chipped
in" and purchased a byciclc for the
young and active bloods of Red Cloud
to break their necks and their bones
with. 1t will undoubtedly prove a pay
ing investment, and while we commend
the business sogacity and enterprise of
the purchasers, We are also getting our-
self in shape for writing feeling obitu-
airy notices and chronicleing accidents,
i'll the latest and most improved style
of the art.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

We have received from the State
Journal Co, one of their sectional
Maps Of Nebraska which is the best
map of the state yet published. We
have made an arrangement with the
journal Co, whereby We are able to
offer the Weekly State Journal, the
largest and best weekly paper in the
state. and the RED CLOUD CHEF to-
ccther with the map spoken of above,
for the exceedingly low price of $500
per year. Now is the time to subscribe
and get the map free and the two
weekly publications until Jan. lst 1882
for only $500. If
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09
CHITTEL MORTGiGESlLE

Notice il hereby yiven that on the llih 1sy
Of December. y. ID. lS~1. at , o'clock o IA. IN
front Of my ofhce in the iown of Red Cloud.
Webster county Neb.. | will offer Tor sale Mt
. uhiic auction the frli0~inR described property
tO-wit: one small horse nine or ten years old.
sbOat Il hands high. lti.h name and tai. rSht
hind foot white. white spot between eyes. White
"trip on nose, one Sc; double harness. heavy
leather IN good order. The ,sme having been
conveyed to C. II. Potter b. ehaitsi mortgage
by one Nathan W. Snsc and Ed~in J. Soloman
on the I'd day Of March lS1. the date oi sad
mortgage. and said mortgage having been re-
corded IN the county Clerks nfhee in the county
OF Webster and state Of Nebraska. ami there
being due ~ the time oi the hrst pa utilization Of
this notice ON said mortgage the sum Of one
hundred and thirty-niBe dollars and twenty cts.
Slss 2pj and interest AZ the Tat" ~ ten PER cent.
per anuuIn ffOIA the tate ~ this notice.
c. II p1TrSg. Mortgage.
by W. G. REILLy. ht- way. lf1
Dated at Rel Cloud. thu. l,tb dsy Of Nov. lSN
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09
A Liberal Ger.

The Publisher of the Omaha Be- in
order To encourage immigration To
Nebraska. invite all residents u this
state. tn send them names of psftie- in
the East to- whom sample copies q the
TeeEy Bee, containing compiled statis-
tics about Nebraska setting forth her
advantages for settlers, will he mailed
free: Send address in full including
name, Post Office. County and Stale.
This offer will he open from now until
January lst- Direct letters or postal
cards with these names to-NEEXLY BEE,
Omaha. Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

The Commissioners o: Harlan county
appointed "a committee TO examine the
county records, and they found upon
investigation that some Of the county
officers had been guilty of swindling
the county to the extent of $I,674.S7.
! Now let the records of Webster county
have an oycrhaulmg-it is the opinion
of two thirds of the taxpayers of the
county that there is Il screw loose
somewhere, else taxes would not be s
per cent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

Peterson's Magazine, for January, Is
before US, iii advance; and has outdone
itself even. Besides two beautiful
steel-engravings. a double size colored
steel fashion-plate. 1nd superb coloreti
pattern in Henri III. embroidery, and
some half a hundred wood-engravings
of fashions, workable patterns. etc. il
has an array oftaieS, novelets. etc. etc,
such as is rarely seer in any magazine.
Rebecca Harding Davis, for instance,
has Il story. II of the most beautiful
prose idyls ever written. Josiah
Aliens Wife" gives a humorous sketch,
that will make ANYBODY laugh. There
are two noveiets, both powerful: n by
Ann 5. Stephens, the other by Jane q.
Austin. Besides these. are other tales,
poetry, etc. etc. 4. profusel illustrated
article. on LONDON In The Season"
will interest every fair reader. There
is no question. that. in literary merit.
this magazine eNcels al the other ladys
books, 1t always performs, too, all il
promises. and even more As a jour
nal Of fashion, il stands first 1t Is. un-
ouestionailv. the cheapest and best.
Everybody ought to- have it. The
terms are but Two Dollars a year, with
great deductions to clubs, and hand
some premiums TO persons getting up
clubs. Specimens are sent, gratis, il
written for, to persons wishing To get
up clubs. address, Charles j. Peter
son, 0S Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
y. B.-We viii furnish Peterson
and the CHIEF, for one year, for $500,
cash in advance, to those wishing to
take both.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09
Lani nsrse q, Illumination. Nsb. ", 2. n
IEGIL NOTICE

James y. q. W,nsert siii take notice that
On the 2'th day Of November iss J,ha u. VIII
cox county Judge Of Webster county state q
Nebrs.ts Issued 40 order Of Htia chmsnt for The
sum Of ai'een dollars and forty hss cents $50
IN an action pending orfpre ham wherein SsH4i
CARRIER l. pla ntif ana jane =. u nEert &.
defendant, thar property consisting ot on, whi-
tu.h CO v has been attached under s,ii order
sail cause was continued 10 the 18th day OF
January l.ol. at , o'clock =. IN.
Sks'L GASES Plaintiff.
isa Fy ,.ss McSESr. Attys Tor PI'Id
Dated at Red Cloud December 81. ls0.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09
r O w N!

Not the Crown of King, nor the
Crown Of Glory, but the Crawn Sewing
Machine. the latest and best machines
in the market, it will pay YOU 70 call ut
the PoSt-Office and see il before YOU
purchase, For sale by NJ. b. McNuT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09
SHEPIEI''S SALE

Ry virtue Of an order Of sale is.aei out agthr
Fifth Iudi isl District IN and f"r Web.;. ? conn
tv. Nebraska. upon . judgment IN Sn sctiuu
wherein W. l.. u kson - plaintiff. AMI HrnD
W. Beni.r ant Libby Renter sr- drtenisnt's,
] shall offer for sale At Public Auction. 81 IN q
fast door Of the court house. in Rcd q u. in
said county. ,that being the ,sst place Nh.rr
the last term Of saii coaTt was held on the oh
dIy Of Jaluary. l>sD. st one O'Clock . "a tho
follow Irg described property tO-stt L7ts1 f6.
in block ten tl0l. OF Haley and Jacksnu's aidi-
tion. in Red Cloud. W sb-trr county. Nebraska.
Given under my baud this s,h DAY Of Desem-
Der. $50. lS-th J. W. MAkKkN. sheriff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

MARRIED:-At the residence of Mr..
VIM. c. Laird. in Oak creek precinct,
10y III. ID. Ranney. J. 7. Mr.. james
K. Laird and Miss MaryC. Murdaugh.
Though the local scribe Of the CHIEF
eats no cake and smokes no cigars,
towing to the great distance, no doubt. J
he hartially wishes the happy couple a
pleasant and prosperous journey down
the stream of life, and hopes hat their
matrimonial barque may never he
stranded upon the shoals of domestic
infclicitv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09
MONEY TO LoANl

Money to prove up with on tinn re-
ceipt, or on decided land At : per cent,
and l-62 per cent commission. or at
straight 10 per cent no commission.
JNo. X. WILCOX.
Office next door 10 Chief office. SUtf
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

1t is generally conceded that 4.
Lautcrbach makes the best bread 10 hc
found in town. and the secret of his
success i'll the bread making line lies in
the fact that he uses the superior -four,
which l. the best -four made. and is
for sale only at Miner Bros. Call and
get Il sack and he convinced.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09
ROGS M GIRLS

We offer you an immense variety Of
TOYS. Skates AMI Christmas Goods,
from which to select Your holiday gifts
Call and see them.
BESLEY & PERKINS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

TERx.-Yearly Subscriptions $500
single Number. 25 cents. CITE RATS
Three copies. $50, Five copies. sli-J0r
Ten copies. with an extra copy TO tbe
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paid, on receipt Of - cents
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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09
Frank Ls;,:.'s Pop Lar Goattiy.

The December number closes brill
antiy the ninth volume of this, appro-
priateiy named magazine. for its popu-
larity is Stupendous; and that it should
be so Is not surprising. in view of the
great intrinsic merit of the publication.
The present number contains a vast
amount of admirable reading matter,
entertaining and aifording much infor-
! nation. The Industrial Progress of
the South" by J. b. Killebrew, i, the
opening article, profusely embellished.
and among other highly meritorious
contributions are Anne Boleyn." 10y
4. III. Guernsey; AT Il Norwcgin We'd
ding" hy David ker: A Short Trip
Around the World" by Tho-. W.
Knox; studying the Weather" 10y J.
Munro. c. f., and which are all finely
illustrated. There are interesting short
stories by Margaret Blount, Lille ID.
Bake, Helen W. Person, George 4.
Davis, etc. etc; several sketcher and
adventures by popular writers, poems
of more than ordinary merit, and an
ahundan: miscellany. As the next
number commences IA new volume now
is the time Ia subscribe. and a most
acceptable h~oliday-gittS will be a years
subscription to this delightful periodi-
cal. Each number contains lbs quarto
pages. and over luJ illustrations. with
Il handsome colored frnntispiece.
Annual subscription, SO; single copy,
- cents; SCI postpaid. Address,
Frank Lcslie's Publishing House, 53,
50 and 81 Park Place, New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

Sample copies and full premium list
mailed free To any address.
Subscription price. Weekly 800 per
annunl: q months SI.o0.
Every person that RENTS prepay
ment for one year will be entitled to
II premium.
Direct letters 10 the
OMAHA PUBLISHING Co.
Omaha. Nebraska
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

Notice +. her~sy ---.. a-ti sli ssamir'
al persons y 20 Uf+ .r - 'trr 'hetErciscs
a. caaaidatIk tor t. .s ii tue primary ~
gsuuop schools 90 b. lr~'sg cGaEtN. ~ Esa
t,aud on tie FIRST Saturday a. tae ~ bths ct
tbudI-y, Aay August aad November AZ
I!uc iIIil on uetrst saturday N iLe months ~
s.usry, ArTl. July ant Oc;rteg. Al OatJe
.stS OF the fIvst ~atari1y ~ tie n.sgtss Si
tarcA. June. september and I'vccrrstr-
Examinations to q; ks,
A. \. PrFs.
County SUI .riLisudrE. 81 PUo!ss Instruct OF
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

DIR. Marshall's Lung Syrup gives such
satisfaction when once used that it soon
becomes "A household friend. IL l.
pleasant Ia take and the price i, reaso-
uab!c. Ask vour druggist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09
FAIR WANING.

On the first day of January next, all
notes held by us, that are due, and all
accounts due the Office exceeding three
dollars in amount, will, wihouf cJop-
ton. be placed in the hands of Case &
McNeny for immediate collection Un-
less an arrangement for extension oi
time is agreed upon before that date.
Those interested, who do not heed this
notice and call in and make some dis.
position of their accounts will surely
have costs 10 pay. 1914
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

Fish Commissioner Haley can have
a salmon or carp for breakfast every
day in the wear, and yet have thousands
of fish to sell and give away. Who
says il don't pay to raise fish in Ne
braska2-Stdfe journal.
The above is undoubtedly all true
enough except the sell" and give
away part.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

The nice. light. spongy bread made
hv Lauterbach-(and none can bake a
better loaf than hel i made from
Superior tiour-uery superior four-the
Red Cloud mills patent, Putnam sells
a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

\ choice selection of groceries.
canned goods, notions &c. always on
hand at Putnam's -four and feed store.
Goods delivered free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

Pleasant To takc:-it gives the desired
relicfin oases Of coughs. colds, etc. We
mean DIR. MarShalrs Lung Syrup, Price
p cents and So cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

If you are thinking of binding a
house, a barn, a fence, a corn crib or
anything else, don't fail to go to the
Chicago Lumber Yard before You buy
lumber and get prices and examine
quality. Iitf
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09
Christmas il coming.

SnIlstfnas II coming.
A wolf hunt is talked Of for holiday
amusement.
GREAT BARGAINS in cloaks and
hats, at Mrs. Lutz.
Is pound choice Michigan apples, at
Miner Bros. for SIyU.
Mr.. Geo. Lybarger. Of Thoinasvilie
was a caller last Tuesday.
Another invoice of dry goods to ar-
rive at Miner Bros. store. to-day.
Send us the news from all parts Of
the county-don't be backward about
il.
For the finest assortment and best
quality of gloves and mittens in town.
go 10 Miner Bros.
Rev. /. w. Reed will preach at the
court house on Friday evening next.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The Ladies Society Of the C~ongrega-
tional church will meet Tuesday after
noon next, at ] r. NJ, with Mr.. j. G..
Warner.
For patterns. cutting or making, call
on Mr.. X. ;. Best, an experienced and
fashionable dress maker, located at
Mrs. Lutz' millinery store.
The State Evangelist of the Christian
church will preach at Ayr the second
and third Sundays i'll the present
month. All are cordially invited to At
tend.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

II You wish the largest and best stock
of millinery GOOD To select from. call
at the leading millinery store, one
door north Of the Bank.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

Dyspeptic persons, would you he
cured of this dreadful disease, and all
other arising from the Use of common
Salcratus or soda? have white. light and
healthy Bread and Biscuits? DO not fail
to procure a paper of J. Monroe Tay-
lor'> Gold Medal; after which YOU VIII
never use any other. 1t is the best in
the world. Try il. Cali on your Gro
Ger for it. At Wholesale 10y all dealers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09
PARENTS

Make home and the little ones
happy, 10y buying their holiday gifts
both useful and pleasing. of
BESLEY 4 PERKINS.