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have been set apart for their instruction and
enjoyment while we, only distant few
hours ride, sit in apathy and view II with
lnoinerence and mconccrn. why can't
we have day, too, and show the people Of
Atlanta that we are not asleep, but wide
awake to her interests, which are ours as
wen! venture TO say that II the Rich
mond and Danville railroad would start an
excursion train, with a cheap ticket, for the
merchants Of Richmond. who daily send
their goods over this hnc, they would have
!, luli TO overlooking, besides giving us a
chalce to see the great exhibit and to ex-
tend our business interests there. II would
put money Ia their treasury. Can't YOU
through your valuable paper suggest 10 our
industrial exchanges 70 take some action in
regard TO 1t, and Keep Richmond from be-
ing left so far behind the rest Of the world,
Very truly, W.M.L.
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4 PIucky Man Horribly Horned.

Mr.. Abraham Hufer, Of North River
Gap, Augusta county. Va, having driven
a cow TO Mr.. Cooks, about four miles from
his residence, on last Tuesday, was assist
ing Mr.. Cook in securing the animal in a
small stable, when the COW, becoming
greatly irritated, made Il violent lunge at
Mr.. HufTer, who fortunately succeeded in
getting hold Of one OF her horns, but his
feet slipped and pitched him forward,
showing her head around so rs TO
bring the opposite horn in contact with
his head, which it pierced to the
bone in the right temple, and thence
ranging upward along the skull, tore
the scalp open across the top OF the
head to a point one and half inches be-
yond the median line on the opposite side,
iacerating and tearing asunder the occipito
fronlalis muscle, and the two ends con-
tracing, separated so rs to leave the bare
skull exposed over a space five and a hall
bv one and half inches-a most fri2htful
wound. After the accident Mr.. Hutfer
turned upon the animal, kicked her into
submission, walked home, got on his horse
and rode four miles to the nearest doctor
and had the wound stitched after night, and
rode back home, promising the doctor to
send him word il any further attention
should be necessary. Valley Vrgini0n.
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The billiard Tournament.

NEW YORK, November &.-The billiard
tournament yesterday resulted: Sexton,
200: DAILY, ISL; Scbaeifer. 200; DAILY, lSI.
The forty-fourth game of the tournament
between Carter and Dion was wen by Dion,
who made his 200 in the slXty-iirSt innings;
Carter, 1j4. This gives Dion the first prize
OF 81, 0O0 and Il diamond emblem, he having
won seven games out Of nine. The last
game proved to be the best game OF the
oulnament-SchaeiIer 200; Sexton, 1I2.
This was the sixth game won by Schaeifer,
and gives him the second prize OF 800.
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CELERY AND CIIAMOMlLE PILLS
ARE PREPARED EXPRESSLY TO CURE
SICK HEADACHE, NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE, NEURALGIA,
NERVOUSNESS, sLEEPLESsNESS. AND DYs-
PEPsIA, AND WILL CURE ANY CASE.

The Episcopal Methodist the well-knovn reli-
gious paper Of Baltimore, said recently: DR.. C..
W. Benson, praciicing physician at No. lOG
north Euiaw street, of this city, twho has paid
much attention TO nervous dscas es has discovered
that Extract of Celery and Chamomile' combined
in certain proportion. invariably cures headache
either bilious, dyspeptic, nervous or sick headache
neuralgia, slecplessness, dyspepsia, nervousness,
and paralysis. This is a triumph In medical chem
istry. The Doctor is largely known and highly re-
spected in Baltimore"
sold by all druggists. Price, so cents box.
DEPOT, 100 NORTH EUTAW STREET. BALTl-
MORE, MD. Dy mail, two boxes for 81, or SIX
boxes for $3.50, TO any address.
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Newspaper Consolidation In New York.

New YORK, November 2G.-Reprcsenta-
tlves Of Dir. c. w. Field took possession of
the office OF the Evening Express to-day.
The effects OF the Evening Nail win lie
moved into the Express building, and the
two paTers will shortly be consolidated.
An evening paper states on authority
Of Mr.. Field that the Express win be pub
lished next week as usual, but one week
from next Monday II viii be consolidated
with the EUening Mail. The name OF the
new paper will be the Mail and Express.
1t will lie two-cent paper for the present
but just as soon As IL can get new presses
in place it will be reduced to one cent. The
paper viii be Independent in politics.
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Threatened Lynehing.

RALEIGH, n. c., November ga spe-
cIaI from oxford, n. c., says there is strong
talk of lynching the workmen who muir
dered the jewellcr Lynch at that place.
Guard has been placed around the jail to
nrotect the prisoners.
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The Trade Interests OF Norfolk 20 be
Represented at AIIantn-O Obituary.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, November 2G.-Tho Cot
ton Exchange held meeting to-day and
appointed committee Of citizens to pre-
ceed to Atlanta and represent the trade In
terests Of our port.
Policc-Commissioner Il. b. James, OF
Portsmouth, died to-day.
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RESIGNATION OF General HiIlhousc.

WASHINGTON, November B.-GeneraI
IIillhouse, Assistant Treasurer Of the
United States at New York, has resigned,
and his resignation has been accepted, to
take effect when his successor is appointed
and qualities.
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WHAT FIRsT-cLAss PHYSICIANS SAY OF THEN:
DIR. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills are
worth their weight In gold in nervous and sick
beadache-Dr. A. H. Schliehter, of Baltimore.
eThese Celery and Chamomile Pills Of DIR. Ben
sou,s are invaluable in nervous diseases DR..
Hammond, Of NetC York.
"Dr Benson's Pills for TIC cure CT neuralgia arc
4 success.~-Dr. g. p. Holman, Of Christians
burg, Va.
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NrEW BOOKs.-Land OF the Midnight
PIANO TUNING, &c.

MIR. CARL SUMMERS, PRACTICAL
wi TUNER with over twenty years experience
in London, EneLnd, and New foik city having
taken up his residence la Richmond. rcspeciinlly
aud Il rP AIRING PIANOS and REED ORGANS.
All work warranted and ssisflciion g,isrant.sd-
Work on Church Organs carefully and skslfuily
Done Orders Addressed In care ~, or icft with,
JOSIAH RYLASD 4 90, Mnsic-neaiers. OIL 8 east
Main street, win receive prompt attention
SC 3O-eol3m
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LINE. CEMENT ANDpLAsrEn.

, 600 BARRELS FRESH ROCK
C.OOO LAND LIME, just arrived per brig
Jucy w snow, for sac low nom vessel. 1000
barrels FRESH ROSFNDALE and IMPORTED
PORTLAND CEMENT.
sale low WARNER MOORE.
Lime, Cement. Lump and Ground Plaster.
no 23-lw
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November 90 Erpi0g.-EX-
chanec47ss. Governments strong: new J's,l O2R:
new q IS, H.: new As, III. Money, Gas per
cent. sites I'm lighl request. Suh-Trcasly tai
aucc-C DIN. SSJ.299.1s9; currency. Si.4l7.l5l.
stocks opcncd firm and closed weak; Nlhaml-
Glass A." . 10 >, goa; 10. a. small. 80; do.
b. -. 09't: do. Is. So; Chicago and Sor,l.-
western. l217. do preferred, l4Uf: Eric, iJ'1
East Tennessee Railroad, ~; Georgia Railroad.
1853; Illinois Central, l32s Lake shore. 1914
Louisville and Nashville, % Memphis and
Charleston, 10: Nashville ana Chat1tnOogi, 81
New York Central 1873: Pittsburgh, 1850; Rich
mond and Ahee huny. 80 >: Richmond and Dan
vile. / l9.t; RocS Island, 1899; Wabash, - Louis
aud f., IA; do. preferred, cos; Western Cnion'
s5'. ...,.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 20.-Yirgina 6s- de-
fcrcd. 10 cOnsOls, n second series, 40: past-dne
coupons, 90; new l0-iO's, 49,. lid to-day.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
SATURDAY. November 90, 1881.

SATURDAY, Noycinttr 70, 1881.
sALEs-FiEsT DoARD.-l, 900 Virginia tax-re-
ccivabc coupons a, 92H, 1000 DO. at 02s; 10
shares atlanta and Charlotte stock at 707, 10 do.
ut 1876 10 shares Petersburg Railroad stock ar
26k; 10 shares Richmond and Allegheny STOCK AZ
40l; 10 shares Merchants and Mechanics Insl-
rance Company stock ~ SO.
SECOND BoARD.-l0 share, Richmond and Dan
vile stock at l1si, 10 do al l19, 10 do. 10 10,
do. 1T 119; 10 shares Atlanta aud Charlotte stock
az 701, 10 do. III 79ik, 90 do. at 79s; 10 shares
Richmond and West Point Railroad and Ware
house GomDany AZ l23
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RIcnMoND, VA, November ), 1881.
CRoCKERY, GLASSWARE. &c.

NEW GOODS.
RICH DINNER, TEA, aud TOlLET-SETS, in
new shapes and decorations;
ELEGANT GAME, FISH, DESSERT, and ICE
CREAM-sETs Of the latest styles;
DRESDEN FIGURES aud ORNAMENTS in all
the latest designs;
RICH CUT-GLAss, BRONZES, &C.
The larges, stock ever exhibited In this city. Call
and look nj them. +. u. TAYLOR,
eIs No. lO1l Main street.
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Fire I'm n Cotton Factory.

CHESTER, PA, November 2C.-The large
cotton factory OF 5. Riddle X Sons, Of
Glenriddle in this county, sustained the
damage Of $4,000 by fire last night.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. DC.
Price. 5Oc. o hottie.
n AttINAIIUN.
USE ONLY NON-lIUMANlZED VIRUS.

IN an article In the Nineteenth Century DIR.
CARPENTER, the distinguished English scientist.
says thai the alleged inefiiciency Of vaccination.
oftcn asserted since Dr. Jenners time, has been
due TO the fact that the virus used ia ydccinating
persons who aiterward took the smallpox was not
fresh from the COW. bnt had been weakened by
long transmission through tie human subject.
Vaccine virus not fresh from the cow, but . hu-
mRnizcd by many removes, Affords no pro'ee-
tlon. aud may communicate dangerous inaitdlt>-
But Or. Carpenter details many facts 10 show that
good bovine virus = free from nearly all the OBJ
lection, which can be urged-and with good deal
VI fOrcc-against " humanizcd yirus.
We are constantly receiving supplies OF 30
VINE mOn-humani.cdl VIRUS from TIE Penn
sy,yania Vaccine Company, who nave facilities
not surpassed by shy vaccine firm In the country
for producing reliable virus fr,sh from the cow.
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Druggists.
no3 1916 Main street.
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ilIirW.

ST. PETERSBURG. November ga youth
under pretence OF urgent State business
obtained an audience to-day at the Ministry
Of the Interior with General Tehereyin,
who was presiding over the commission
for mitigating the sentences OF eXilcs. As
soon a. he was admitted he fired a revolver
at the General, but the hall passed harm
lcSsly between his arm and side. The Gen
cral secured and diSarmed the youth. who
Sad he was merely the instrument OF an
other person.
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MARINE INTELLgGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 20. 1881.
tuufNgn

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 20. 1881.
ARRIVED.
steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, mcrchan-
die aud passengers, G.. ". Allen Co.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers and United States mails. J.. y.
Iatum, agent.
Schooner sophia Godfrey. Jarman, New Haven,
coal. e.. StOrrs; vcssVl, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner 4. 4. AmCs. AchOrn, New Haven, lum-
Der. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad; vessel, Curtis
& Parker.
Schooner T.. u. Eyerman. Lloyd. Bridgeport. Ct,
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company:
vessel. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Frank Atkins, Atkins, Providence
coal; vessel, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner j. II. llal,aday, CTnmcr, New York.
coal, thcsapc1ke 3ud Ohio Railroad Company:
vessel, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Eddie, Graves, Baltimore. coal, G..
StOrrs: vessel Curtis & Parker.
SCHOONER EXERTIoN BURNED.
The schooner EXertlon. Captain Noah Crammcr
while awaiting 10 load wood ut the White House
Pammkcy river caught lire yesterday morning
and WAS entirely destroyed. The fire originated "a
the fOrccastlc from tub Of yarnish which had
been placed near the stove 20 warm fUruse ON deck
Joseph Lewis. mate. and Theodore Wilcox and JO-
seph Miller sctmcn. were badly burneG, they being
IN the fOrccaste at the lllnc the ylrnish TOOK fire.
WilcoN's injuries are very serious.
ME,IORANDA.
NEW YORK.-Clcarcd, 25th: Schooner Theresa
Wolf Champion. for Richmond, Va.
FORTRESS MONEOE.-Passrd out from Rico
mond. 25th: Brig Thu,nc,da DAM, for Bahia
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We need not De- physicians to know
when we have and lDw 10 cure Il cold.
We can have special physician always
near by keeping convenient bottle OF
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price - cents.
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The Confederate BOndhOidCrs' Pro-
-rammc.

LONDON. November 2G.-The committee
OF Confederate bondholdcrs state that their
programme is primarily by steady and per-
scycring appeal-iirst TO the public and
then to the Legislatures Of the United
Statcs-to bring about the oI inion that the
time has come when the restriction i'm
posed by the fourteenth amendment 10 the
Constitution should be removed, so far rs
it prohibits the southern States from effect
i'm just and equitable settlement Of their
debt, legally contracted. The committee
rcpudiatc the idea OF cmbarking in litiCa-
ton to recover Confederate property in
EurODe.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
THE CHARMING woRns OF MISS
uAyERGAL.

THE CHARMING WORKS OF MISS
HAYERGAL.
The Royal Invitation; or, Daily Thoughts on Com
ing 10 Christ. L0y al kespoBses; or. Daily Neio-
dies for the Kings MiBstrels. Royal Command
iuents; or, Morning Thoughts for TIE Kings
servants Royal Bounty; or, evening Thoughts
for tie Kings Guests. Ny King; or, Daily
Thoughts fOg the king's Children.
Kept for the Masters Use. Morning Bells; or,
Waking thoughts for the liz ie ones. Little
Pillows; or. Goodnight Thoughts Tor the Lit
Tie ones Morning stars.
Prices: In cloth rs cents; neat paper covers, 10
cents: oTnamented, 20 ccnCs. Nailed 20 any ad-
dress, free OF Hostage, on receipt ~ the price.
no "a MOODnOTSk & PAkfiAM.
NEW BOOKS.-Land OF the Midnight
~ sun-summer and Winter Journeys through
sweden Norway. LApland. and Northern Finland,
by Du Chaillu; beautifully Illustrated; vols.
$3.50. seyeta; by Mr.. Wister; $3.50. Nennor's
Weather Almanac tor 1882, 25c. Rows reasons
for Believing In Christianity, Toe. Arne by Bjorn-
son: IL. Aunt ssrena: by author One summer.
sl.25. Greek aud Latin Authors; by Jennings
and Johustone; az. New Issues Of frankiin-
Slaare Library.
no Is WEST, JOHNSTON s co.
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LIVERY.
--.r---~-~--~-~---~-- t-'-er----'''-
I livery! LIVERY!

keep constantly on hand a supply OF
GOOD HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR HIKE.
special rates to commercial travellers.
W. u. MCCAIN,
oe o-3m Milton. n. c.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Fatal Railroad Collision.

DUNDEE, November ga passenger
train from Edinburgh. whilst approaching
Taypont station, violently collided with a
goods-train. The engine Of the latter train
was driven bodily into the van. -Four per-
sons were killed and eight injured.
Assn Ssinafion i'm 81. Peters
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STATE TAXES.
PERSONAL.

DOLICY-HOLDERS IN TIE PRU-
4 DENTAL DEPARTMENT or TIE LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY or VIRGINIA re-
siding east Of Ninth street are Informed that du-
ring the sickness Of MIR. Caskie their premium
payments must be made at the Office q the COM
pany. No. ncrth Tenth street, or 10 Nh CLEM-
partmeni. JAMES W. PEGRAM,
no g3-im Secretary.
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ObifI Rr[.

LOyDON. November 2G.-Thc death Is an
nounced OF Ellie SchoumoG, for many years
champion OF Russia.
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vrW YORK. COTTON FUTURTe.

celpts 46s bales: ernss. 2.fl5 bil,S. Futures
closed steady: salcs, 100000 balgs: No, elabcr,
s1l.04mS1 t.96: December. sll.9ome ll,96;
january. sl2.l 6MSI9.17: February, sl2.35el
sl2.36: March, S12.55@fl2.56; April. sl2.7O
Gsi2.7I: May. el2.s2@sl2.S3; June. si2.92e1
1898: July si3.Ol9s 3.O2 Agust' sl5'lo&
SELL; septcmbor. SI2.4fRlsl2.40.
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WITH NORTHERN PAPERS
r,,rtNG TIE CANvAsS-FACTs DoCToRrD
IN sIrPRgSSED--A COMPLIMENT TO MAJOR
v.Nfrf. &C.
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~ REV. DIR. HOGE-THE
wgNrITE-PEOXIES- ABOUT TIE
NEw SCHEDULES--QUITElL iJvES'S
COURT IN SESSION.
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MILWAUKEE,, N.ycmhcr 26.-Fl0ur steady AMI
In fair demand. Wheat weak: No. .. lard, nOmi-
nal: No. ., soft. sl.2S November, sl.2H Deem
Der. Sl.2Si January asked. Corn hrmcr; No. =.
5gSc Oat. steady: No. ,, 42.c. ProyiriOns
firm Ncs.-Dork 1929 cash and November:
1880 january. Lard-Pr.me, Sll.05 cash and
November. { 80 Janmfy Hogs steady aud IN
good demand al SJ.7jds6.lO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08

Commissioner of Pensions Dudley
is considering the ACCESSIBILITY of re-
commencing to Congress the passage
Of . new pension act, which sill un-
be = popular one shonld he
deem best to urge it. The law con-
teDplated will be . sweeping one to
pension all Union soldiers who were
il rebel prisons for any length of
time, and suffered the horrors of An
dersonvil,e, Belle Isle, Salisbury,
and ether prison pens. The Com
holds that the consti-
tuticns Of many men were wrecked,
and that more Injury TO their use
fulness Wa inf 6eted in thousands of
casss BY the starvation a prison
pens, than by sesvice Ia The feld or
wounds in hattie. He i now making
an investigates to determine approx
inately how many names saeA IN net
would add to The pension rolls, and
what il woo3d cot As-GeSeEnmsns
asnualiy. should = 20 iato s6Sck
Upon thsrssuit Il this inquiry win
depend Somewhat the nature Of his
feccommendaion.-Dc HiH Tsns.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08
4 xGhle chiA

Il is not to be mans equal that
women 50 much desire. but the privi-
lege of being equal to the possibilities
Of woman. We most heartily desire
the privilege Of being true to our
selves with the right TO support our
selves BY cmopetition, if need be, and
the night to bring up children
decently when man fails to do his
duty - he frequently does. We
desire the right and demand the priv
ilege to stamp the nce with u own
moral standard instead Of the stan
dard 81 the masculine portion Of the
race. In advanced civilizations We
find men curling their own qualities
for the good viii Of women; in . low
etate, women must toAdy to die
deprsvsd tasess Of nsn-HeSss~ Asr-
~ol
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08

EDfFoa CHIEy:-A rumos has been
h circulation that II ] vas elected 70
she Once Of County Clerk OF Webster
county. I would plsce another penou
in the once - my deputy. and
would not enter il in person. In
reply. I will say that I have never
made any promise TO any person or
penons. to become my deputy. II
elected l will go into the Office and
attend 10 the duties pertaining there
to, in person. Respectfully,
JOHN p. BAYHA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08

One OF the most pernicious habits OF
small politicians, and one that should
he frowned down by all honorable
men, is the one Of putting up job
rs they call it, in the country Ore.
cincts on caucus day. 1t is done by a
select few who desire to run the thing.
and to successfully do this the pre-
cinct committeeman neglects to post
notices calling the people together At
. certain hour and place. and then
getting together privately and holding
a caucus and claiming recognition At
the hands of the county convention
on the plea that the precinct CON-
mitteeman was present. The caucus
is intended to be an expression of the
will Of the people Of tho precinct in
which it is held, and such an express
sion cannot be had when the central
committeeman neglects or refuses to
post notices calling the meeting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08
Woman's Column.
TELLING

TELLING FORTUNES.
I'll tell you two fortunes, my fine
little lad,
For you to accept or refuse;
The one of them good, the other
one bad
Now hear them and say which
you choose.
l see by my gifts, within reach of
your hand,
A fortune right iair 70 behold:
A house and . hundred good acres
Of land,
With harvest fields yellow As
gold.
see . great orchard. with bows
hanging down
With apples russell and red;
/ see droves of cattle, some white,
and some brown,
But al Of them sleek and well
fed.
see droves of swallows about the
barn-dOor.
See the tanning mill whirling SO
fast;
l see the men threshing ont wheat
on the floor
And nov the bright picture has
passed.
And l see rising dismally up in the
place
Of the beautiful house and the
land,
A man with . fre-red nose on his
And = little brown jug in his
hand
Oh, if you beheld him, my lad, you
would wish
That he were less wretched to see;
For his boot toes they cape like the
mouth of . fish,
Aud his trousers are out 1t the
knee.
In walking he staggers now this
way, now that,
And his eyes they stand out like
. bugs,
And he wears An old coat and .
battered in hat,
Aiio euiuA suas Tic ISult - inc
jugs.
For the text says the drunkaTd
shall come to be poor,
And that drowsiness clothes men
with rags,
And he doesn't look much like .
man, j Am sure,
Who has honest hard cash in his
bags.
Now which will you hayei To be
thrifty and snug,
And 10 be right side up with your
dish,
Or to 20 with your eyes like the
eyes of . bug.
And your shoes like the mouth of
fish?
Alice Clyu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08

Mr.. Virgins and . few other farm
en living On The south side Of the
river, have been successful in raising,
the present season, splendid crops Of
corn, while the majority of farmers
have made almost An entire failure Of
it. 1t seems to be . generally con-
ceded fact that the farmer who plows
his ground in the fall and plants bis
corn early in the spring and then
tends it well will raise q fair crop
whether there lie much or little rain.
This soil will stand more drouth than
any other soil in the world, and We
believe that when the farmers come
to understand the soil they till, they
will be as successful, or IN aversge, a
the farmers Of any other state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned viii sell 1T public
sale, September 18TH 1881, FIVE miles
west of Red Cloud and one half mile
north Of the Republican river, the
following property, to-wif. Two span
Of work horses, one spring colt, one
Hapgood sulky stssTinS pillow. one
walking stirring pillow, one breaking
plow. one suIky corn pillow, cne STAN
dAfd seedef, one mower. nearly rev,
one drag, one wagon and harness, one
cooking stove and household EuFni-
ture, and other things too nameso0s
70 Rentioo-
TKEAsr-Al sums a $40 ~01M.
cash. All over thas amount. time -
suit purchasers win Be given q ten
per cent, interest With Approved
security. SJs - commence 6 10
O'Clock O. N. SAMUEL NcNIsy.
J. ". wARKkx, Auctionees. l.zI
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08
A3AsY CYCLONE.

Wednesday evening of last week
this part of the valley was visited by
one of the liveliest little wind storms
that We have had since the June
storm Of two years ago. 1t was .
vcritable baby cyclone and lasted only
. few minutes, but it made Rome
howl" while it did last. A number OF
chimneys we're blown down in differ
ent parts Of town, two or three stables
were blown away. Emigh's ice hose
was demolished, sign boards were
blown down, awnings we're torn away
and a number of outhouses were scat
tered promisciously over town. 1t
was . small storm, but it was a lively
One.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-08
TAKE NOTICE.

II you are suffering from indiges-
ton Of any complaint Of the Stomach
or Bowels, you will obtain great relief
by using the PRICKLY ASH BITTERs. as
they have the property o! gently
relieving these organs and Placing
them in . good, sound healthy con-
dition.