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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02
gyIhGINIA In the Clerks Office oftha Cor.

YTIhGINIA: In the Clerks Office OF tho Cor.
pcraIion Court of Tho city of Ale1sndris,
Oh tho "a Cay Of June, 1851.
w. Arthur Tsy Tor. trustee, plaintlr sSaintt j a..
l.. Hawinr, III z.bbth Mclhenuy, Mary
Waite, Jane Tuner, Willism Demsin. Chas.
Densln. Thomas keYnari and Elizabeth his
wlfs, Oscar Domain, William Il. Eamain
Grac1 Demsin, Lilly Is. Demain, George Gage
and Jsna MS wife and Mary q. johnson, de-
tanGants. In cnanCery.
Memo. The Of jact of This suit ia to obtain 8
decree for tho sau Of corlAin piece real estate
belonging to the estate Of tho ls!o Reuben john
son and tor other purposes
Tho defendants j sDe Turner Charles Dem al ,
Thomas keyna.d and El!Z4bslh his wife, Oscar
Demaln, WA. II. uemsln, George Gage and
Jane Gsae his wfa not having entered their
appearance and given security according
to the act of Assembly, and the rulos Of
THIS Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
they are not residents OF this State, it is o.
dered that the said defendants appear here with
in one month after due publication of this
order end do what is necessary 10 protect their
Interests in this suit; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ca
zctte, q newspaper published in the city Of Al
eXandrla, once week for four successive weeks,
ard posted at the front door Of the Court House
OF this city. A copy-test:
MOTION MARYB, Clark.
w. Arthur Taylor q je2-w4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. juno 1.-The market
to-day is dull, with light tranaacLionf, buyers
and sellers being apart. There is but little en-.
qairy for Flour. Tho offerings of Wheat
amounted 10 25CO bushels, the only sales Of
which were at l22 for Fultz. lilo bushels Of
white Corn were offered a part only of which
sold at 63 and 81. No Rye or Oats reported.
Country produce unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02
Financial.

NV IoaK, Juoe , The POSTS 6naucisl
article says: At he Stock Exchange in place Of
The hating and uncertain markets which we had
curing good part of yesterday, lhare are 10.
day active 10 buoysnt markets; particularly is
lhis true OF the M rkes controlled By speculs-
ZION. U BONDS are his h VI for tie 4, and 4is
Ststs bolds are "a his h r fJr Alabama class Be
and for Tenn e cld K K bends .re tsll per
ct high for The general lie. in lbe stock
market the not result Of the fuctua. rns thus
far 10 day is az advance OF 4.3 per c..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

DEATH At TEE JAIL.-Watrr Wiikous, a
Young man, committed some time ago by Ju5ioo
Wtittcsey on suspicion OF being lunatlo. and
afterwards ordered to be sent 10 an asylum fer
treatment by 40 examining commission, was
found dead in bis bed at the jail early this
mCroing, having il is supposed, diad 10 FL.
iometlme during the light. No Inquest being
Necessary the body vas removed 10 the under
tskiag establishment Of MIR. VIM. Damaio.
Tho funeral will take pIsc, from tic residence
OF the mother OF the dccoasod 90 Patrick street,
0atwcea Prince and Duke, to m brow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

ELECTION OF OFFICERS. the German B5-
DevoIent Asscclatinn held an iotert sting meet
ing at Harmonic Hall last plight. at which, after
the transaction O.! considerable routine business,
the following officers we're elected: President,
Conrad Wahl; Vice President, Fred. Melchof;
) crctary. A. DiedeI; Wise Secretary, John
Aocndshein Treasurer. NJ. Bossar; Rsvisers,
Il, HerbDor aud John Wentz.. The standing
clumittecs will be appointed ct the next meet
lg Of the Association.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

Tho greatest joy of this season is the moving
CT The winter stove. N9ne of the other pleas
ures OF May TIM or spring house cleaning can
compare with his event, which all the family
look tor1trl TO with intense expectation, and
Whoh never fails to put all Ia the bost of hu-
NOR, By having them stored away at STAINS
BURY's CENTRAL STOVE HOUSE, you will save
much anuoyatc,. aud have them 10 good order
to put up when tie c,lI weather comes. Re.
member the place-McB1r bulldog. cor
ner k5g and Washington sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

PROPOSED FIREMEN's NIsIT-Mr. BRler
tiuitart, assistant engineer Of the Allentown,
a.. Fire Department. is 10 the city, making
Wllaod Columbia Steam Fire Compaoies, Nos.
" AID 4.oi that city to this city early in the
mooth of Aususs. Tho Allentown conp anies
vi" bring With them their apparatus, including
n - 900 steam engine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

HONEYMOON INTERRUPTED. -Jo h1 IL.
''Ihson. co!oEct, arrived here from Baltimore
on Tuesday evening Isst. where ne had been at
work, Mnd Was las: night married by Rev. Mar
email Wl!ar1s, OF the Third ColSred Baptist
Churca, to Christians Hsskins. This morning
ctiIoer Coleman arrested Gibson on warrsn!
sworn Gu: by Berthe Gassins, charging him with
'rIaing with hsr affections and sa!uclng her from
inep.th OF virtue BY the pro IN so of IN srriagU.
lie was taken before Justice Whittlesev, wben
an Interesting trial took place The complainant
produced substantial evidence in tho shape of =
two yshr d child .hst her affections had been
tit ed Ni.h by somebody, and exhibited large
humber OF letters, cOuChed in the most en-
aesrlug terms. 10 provo that Gibson WAS the
& unity nan. :? he accused Was com mittei to Jill
Tor tue grand Jury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02
NJ OTICK TO STAIR TAX PAYERS.
City Tressurer's ONco,
Room No.. Market Building,

Ale2andflA, Va, May T 1881.
All person who have not paid thtic State tsxss
for The year 1850, will plcsse take notice :hst J.
am compelled 10 settle my accounts iot that year
with the State on tho lst day OF june, end to
enable me to do go, must collect the taxes now
unpaid and unless these bills arc ptid by tho
:S.n inst I shall without further notice g.! forco
their payment. Voters will seo bsac in mind
that they must pay their capita.ior tax 70. 1889
10 entitle them to vote in the May and Nuyem.
ber elections. Merchants end others engaged in
business, who have received certificates of their
State licenses from tho Commissioner Cf Koy.
enue are hereby notified that under the law they
are required to present tho same at this ctIico
and pay the amount. A failure 10 do so renders
them liable TO lue for doing buaness without a
license.
Al. 3. HARLOW,
myl2 City Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

INDUCING A Boy TO STEAL -Wm. Alec
vas hEgss,cd in Washington yesterday on CON-
Iaiat 0! &. S. Wheeler. on tue charge OF hsv
u nducCd Whccl:r's sn TO stes diamonds,
l!weiiy and money to III, smoout of $500 from
his own sister. MIR. Whc,Ier's s3n states that
Allen, Eho IS q sij0r. indu,cd hin 10 steal tho
nllmon+s with tho Intention OF pure issirg q
boat. Tie SIS TO meet Allen 10 this o.ty alter
II, had given him tho stol,n goods. bat alter
remslD!og here for several hours aud Allen not
c>mlDg, he returned to Washington and iuform.
cd lis parents of what had been done. The do
toc;lves last night succeed, d in recovering some
OF the stolen property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

WHIPPED. Geo. Hall, c)Iored, deaf o5s
t2TmsD. who YVES whipped Monday last for
stealing ps;r OF slippers from Mr. Joseph
Kaufman, Ess before tho Mayor again this
morning charged with stealing tho key Of the
ront door Of the house Of James ButreIl. better
Known a. Bow Legged jim" The guilt of the
prisoner beirg proved beyond doubt, no was
ordered 10 receive thirty nine lashes on his bare
back. Thc senteIco vas promptly eYtc1ied,
notwithstanding the thiet's back was 10 bad
c,HditIon from the whipping DO received last
Monday Hall il Cno at rho greatest petty
thieves IN Alexandria. He is sbont sixty y!ar:
IT age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

& NGLKHARDT'S ICE COLDLAGER
-A1 only co. per doz bottles must be returned
Is. w. AVERY, 226 King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

SaF' ALEXANDRIA. May 20, 1881. Another
new lot OF those i. I. S. 10 end l2, Lawns.
An entirc new lot Ct FANS, GLOVES MITTs,
aud EMBRolDERIEs; also new DRESS GooDs,
with suitable TRAININGS. last opened at l.
EICUHERG'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

Col. BALL.-Tho President has appointed
'Nm Gtuverneur Morris OF New Jersey. COL
!ctor OF Customs for the dis!rio. of Alaska. vic,
Col. NJ. d. Ball.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

POLICE ITEMS Mayor Saith presided st
poilo9 hraCq iar.e.sthia n 3rniog. aud d.Iivcred
hl' decision IN tho case of Wlkersoo. charged
nth selling asCxca,log liquors 90 Sunday last,
which viii be icuGd tl5o~nere iG to day i Ca
to.
Goo. Hal, crtorr!. !or p!ca log brass KY
t!om jams Bu,rciI, also co!0!cd, was seu,enaoJ
- rana;vn thirty niGc ,shes
j IN Penn. alia7 men," ard James Bach,
Tor ish;!ng. were Gncd 80 each. PcGn. 10 dc
fault Of tho D,ymens q tic ssid tian. aas sent
to jail. Baoh was discharged.
Jas. L)ng srd Geo. Btown, both colored,
charged #Ih dl3cfiorIy cooduat. we're dismissed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

Ass- The regular monthly meeting of the Re.
lief Hook AID Ladder Go. will be held TO- m or .
row (Fli!a5) evening, at o'clock. All the
members are requested IT, be present,
=; JULIAN A. MOORE SfcrnIarv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

EOOKED COIN BEEF, very choics and ico
~ cold, Tor sale by the ID or in cans by
Il. w. AVERY, 225 King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

WAY DOWN.-FANCY MATTINGS, white and
colorcd, at reduced prices at |. EICnBsRGs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

Tie h'1ther Probabilities Jui,e 2 1851
s5rlac Made Atlantic States partly cloudy
rr4.Eer, local rains, variable winds, mostlv
..:..r z, and stationary temperitura.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

SPECIAL BARGAINS this week at |. EICH'
BERG's,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

4 MA MPAGNE CIDER and only 3]c per
~ gallon; very choice
je2 Is. w. AVERY, 22G King street..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02
GROCERIES,.

A FULL LINE OF REFINED SUGARS
LA IN store and for sale rs low as the lowest.
L. w. AVERY, 226 King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

PANTsH LACEs.-Bisck. white and Ecru
lust opened at |. EICHBERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

The COLUMBIA STEAM FIRE CoMpANY.-A
rrsu'ar monthly mcetlGg CT the Columbia
Steam Ere Ecgjoe Company vas held last
airht with NJ. McLaa7, President, 10 The ,r,
ard ). u. Slidcr Secretary.
Ine cjmmitteo Appointed to mako arrange
aonis ter tho reception g! the Allentown, Pa,
il e c'mpaEI'I. 2bch propose visiting this city
% AuhSt, reported progress.
l. Canpoe!, engineer, sod II, P0s.y, dr!Gcr,
~are u1ao'm ui7 recommended TO ths Board
0! Fl!e Wasdcns i"r - crctien.
Mr. r. > !. ID ,.ator havirs declined TO
a1ala be a candidate for Chief Engineer Of the
D.psitment, Mr. +. II. O'Bfien was urani.
m.usy recommended f>r election to that posi-.
100.
Thc ulecti0g then, after the tran ,ac!ion CT
$ ~ r,u.Jn3 BUSINESS. adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

VIRGINIA CLARETsl Superior TO imported
Vines. at MCBURNEY's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

ID sou ache ? suffer from rheumatism OF
mercurlal pOis1n s. 8. s. wiR cure you.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

THE s. l.. !. FESTIVAL Tho festival If
The ACyaud'ia Light Infantry, which had been
10 p.ogress st Armory He'll since Monday Of
Ia? w.ek c'osed last night. Miss Mamie Hir-
V was declared the successful competitor for
he Iadys cold watch. Mr.. NJ. Scnuier 70. the
gentleman gold watch, Mr. J. I. Dawney for
the gttc'rs s31ts and the Relief Hook aud
ndlcr Company tJr the 6rensn's trumpet,
The vote tor the several articles nj III d was an
Houacod as fo!lcw3:
FJr Ladies' Cola Waich-Miss Mamie Har-
Nv. so; Miss DuFa 14S; Miss May Wood,
49,
FIR Gcnlleman's Glll Watoh-M. Sobuer,
-. }. Bohraus, G3.
Gfcc:r's Scsles-J. I. Dowuey, SO; McBur.
1cv Il S)p, s; Geo. VIM. Ramsay, E
For fi:cman's Trumpet-Raiet Hook and
!.,ldeF Co., lSS; GoIuDbaS. +. Il. Co., 90;
IydrauaD S. +. f. Co., l.
All tho articles rim,ioing over unsoId were
ar2noned cit. The festival was one of the most
pleasant and successful ever given 10 this city,
aHi The receipts will amount to abou. 5000.
UNIVERSITY LOCAL EXAMINATION After
tXamlolug tho papers sent 10 the Uoivsrsity
from Alexandra, as the result of the txamioa- =
TOO held April Els. the committee OF whioh
liot. FeTstlc Is chairmao. has declared the
following .dcts 0t 81. } ohn's Academy entitled
to the uoivcrslty certificate. VIZ:
=, S9nior E.oelIsh. Mathematics sld Geology
b,Gsnan l. PartIoB. Of ilarrsonburg. Va.
Junior tngll,h. Mstt cmatios and Chemisr5:
charles +. Morgan. of ST. Marv's county, Md.
William n. Psrtlo~. Of Harrsouburg, Va;
htank J.. ChainberIin, Of Washington. y. c.;
l. al Is. White, OF Leu louo c)unty Va;
Junlor Eng in and Mathematics: Charles G.
!idilnGs, jr. Of Ioud0ua county, Va; Charles
Ecnthelm. Of Alexandra, We.
Also tho following pupils CT Washington
School, No |:
Junior English and Mathematics: George
WooI.s sad J. Peter Lsphep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

DEELED AND UNPEkLhD PEACHE5,
Z choice, just received by
myl5 D. Y. MlLbuhN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

SUHOOL MEDALS AND BADGES
~ Maze 10 order.
Watches, Jewelry and Silverware repaired liz
tho bsst tn amer.
il. l. ADAM,
Successor - w. w. Adam,
ic2- -. No IS King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

ELY FAN3--Fowlet's Patent Fly Fans and
E. Champion FLY Traps wholesale and retail
by Jas. 4. CABIN i SONS,
jal G3 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

M AJOLiCA WARE-We have just opened
AVE- good assortment of the above named
goods, in Pitchers, Salad Bowls, Ind. Bu,tera,
Bread and Mush Sets. Chocolate Pitchers,
Pouch Baskets. Mugs. &c. Call and examine
them st
mil K. J. MILLER & cos.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

CBEEP SHEARS AND WOOL TW1NE,
- just received end for sale 81 50 King, corner
of Royal street
myl3 j. T. CEElGHTON SUN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

NOFFEKJ AND TEAS-l2 half chests Gun.
" powder, Colong and Ja1aa Toss /; 10 sacks
Rio, Lssuayra and java Coffee. and t01 pounds
Arbuckles celebrated Roasted Cotfse.
.l7 HARMON s. SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-02

STEEL PLOW PLATES Ne have in stock
~ finished Steel Plow P!stes and Bull Topguet
also Iron Plow Plates. ell s;z,s.
JAS. +. CAkLIN & SONS,
j5l IS King street..
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-29
YlAx1 lln,ss lo1vIAs Yoyy1Iy,
YoR JANUARY.

The January number is one OF re-
maskable excellence, aud ab-sands
With literary and artistics briiissas.
Prominent among the later is the col
ossd frontispiece, The Finishing
Touch," BY Meyer Won Bremen.
Douglas Campbell contributes a highly
interesting article, The Past, Present,
and Future Of New York's Water Sup
ply" which y ~psofusely illustrated.
Distinguished Invahds" In the Land
Of the Pyrenees." "Chatsworth." by n.
Robinson. Hearing" by T. JeHry
Parker. are q few Of the finely -illustrs-
ted, noteworthy articles. Gerald Carl
tons serial. "Leonie. Empress Of the
Aair," Is continued; and among the
admirable short stores are The 0 80
Up,""La Jeune; or Actress and Wom-
an" SISTER Marguerite" "Sainty's
Christmas Gifts." and The Murder in
the Rue 81 Denis," both by Helen W.
HesSOn, ETC., etc. There are several
PONIES Of merit. IN unpublished one
by Sir Walter Scott 10 invested With
peculiar interest. There are also de-
scriptive aud personal sketches, para
graphs ON . variety Of subjects enter
esting and afFording valuable
information. The number contains
l2S quarto pages and about 100 illus
trations. and is offered at the low price
Of Is cents. The annual subscription
is 80, sent post-free. Address, FRANK
LnLIR, Publisher, IS, IS and 81 Park
Place, New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-29

KDoKuK. Iowa, Dee, sd, 1881.
Statistics place Keokuk, Iowa.
among the healthiest cities in the
Union. 1t is finely situated on the
Missippi River, is growing rapidly, has
large wholesale houses, manufactures,
pork-packing establishments, lumber
yards, water works, excellent schools
and colleges. finely paved streets, the
great ship canal: does an immense
nilroad. steamboat and shipping busi-
ness. The new shops Of the vast Wa
hash railroad system are adding 10
Keokuk's prosperity, making her fu-
ture, bright indeed.
Millers Great Mercantile College i
sharing in the general good fortune,
being full q students. Young men ar-
rive daily from Ill parts. The teach
N are experienced men. giving their
entire time to the work. Expenses
are light - can be eapecasd- The
United 0atss courts are held IN the
college building. Kseknk = - home
Of many Distinguished ~: ssvsssl
federal judges live here An elegant
fss Hbrary building = bsing ersctsd.
Gao 0Alsm
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-29
0NUfM ex,ci

~ ssA1.S E.ssy. ss, ,se f..,..-
- - 0oDos 81 He0seegA. s-isss 81 sAs
O4ohA D - sd thss % $500
We.n~ONsSsss.s h-9si
oiss hin III Esss, go 10 vr.yss.
Me- 0ssa1hs ~ - SsssAis
H. - . lsva. ~ his ssssa sssd
u sss1y 49,. - pssyW eel essa-
TIE DIE 49, 0sss4s ~ vssAsi ssa AssisA.
fAsa ~ isosst ossivs - ~vssssa
- -. sAsas'ss he svisss -
Asrs VssAs ere bss . 0ssssy
o. Gais a I'D jsss sss b nsrs
Is No. hsa sses Of s>isiiy lore
1--WE 0ss pssy. fray In year hs>r.
Dss dss IN lar! 0ivs hi. . s,Ari
D 0ss41 , till u sod sfvlse-
q Snsss - pssiss. AWsseAiss
o0e ~ Ososssos ouk vhs aal ssashisA.
49, aasSs - - So a1 - asa.
Give We . osssAs-ssaA d, ass1s.
4 ssbas luss the bsss Of srss1a
Aol - hall ssas . reyal essSs
WI sis0 Uss . M sAsa tAss ere isva-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-29

The immense trade enjoyed by Mi
ner Bros, since their business VAS es-
tsblshsd here. and particularly in the
last few weeks. is partially due to the
fac4 that their stock Of goods is always
complete, comprising nearly every
thing that the people require. and of
the best quality that can be purchased
in the eastern markets. all Of which is
offered ct prices shat can bat please
the peopae and draw custom from hr
xnanear. Remember that il viii
always Be 70 yonr interest to call at
Miner Bros. store, when ron come to
town 70 purchase good, and n ron do
not intend 70 make any purchase.
Why. Won win buy something anyway
Il you once zee their astnctiye sock.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-29

There is two or three things that
parents who send their children to
school should recollect. They should
recollect that they have hard work to
control their two or three children at
home, and that it is much easier to
control two or three than it is two or
three hundred. They should recol-
lect that there is not one man in Eve
hundred who can take charge Of .
school the size Of the Red Cloud
school and make . success of il. They
should recollect that while their
children are bad at home, they are
much worse at school, where there is
50 many bad children together. Don't
censure the teacher without just
cause.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-29
LEGAL NOTICE..

:&th dAy o: Nosembsf lssl. y. 4. Bssches .
Justice Of the Peace Of Potsdan p~seciacs. vee-
stsr County Nebraska. tsset 81 order Of at
p.ndias before bin .hsr.'s The vsaii..s csra
Planter Co, are plaishas snd std !snhia
Davis defendant. Tia, pssvesty eossss.ins Of
one wagon. one corn PLANTER. one sssder one
rulky pl,v on harrow ose corn ca ltivstos snf
too horsss hes essa attached asdss said order.
Ssid cause 80 continued 10 the 10th day VI
January 1t 10 O'Clock Q. IN.
The ysndiver C~n Planter Co.
BY its Attorneys Sinrsas 4 SCI
Blue Hill, Webster County Nebraska Deem
Der 9Th 1871. ls~ 5
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-29

Read the article on the inside of this
paper entitled "Mutilation Of beauty's
ears" not only once but many times.
Study it, and see If you do not come to
the sensible conclusion that the pier
cling of the ears is . relic of barbarism
that should be discarded at once by all
sensible females. Had We the framing
of o Law granting to women the right
Of suffrage, we would make it condi-
tional that only those who forever re-
nounced the p~ernicious habit Of multi
ssing the ears, should enjoy that
privilege.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-29
ACARD.

We desire 10 acknowledge the re-
ceipt of some very valuable presents
on Christmas eve.; having received
about the value of twenty dollars,
The people Of Red Cloud have already
manifested an interest in myself and
family. which tends to make us
Though strangcrs) feel much ut home.
We shall long remember their gener.
osity and pray for their happiness.
GEO. w. HAwLKY,
PASTOR of NJ. E. Church.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-29
TN GREATEST SUCCESS or THE Aas .

tn o1IX3Esr SUCCESS o. 7U A9s
- HEROES % szz ltAufs
WAX18D y J. W.-BUHL-
Embracing the Lives and Wonder
full Adventures of
VA Nm, 1sfais 1iu, ut cassa. Cast
Iayao, caVk jaek, Tens Jaek, saA
cali6Enis jee.
And other celebrated Indian Fighters,
Scouts, Hunters and Guides. A hook
Of Thrilling Adventures on the Plains.
Fights with Indians Grand Buffalo
Hunts, Desperate adventures. Mar
roc Esc.pesi Wonderful Shooting
and Riding. Wild Life in the Far
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DAN LNAHAN, PcBLnaKn, lth and
xa1hin4tou Avenuss g Louis Ia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-29

Gen. Geo. H. Roberts, Of Harlan
county, Neb., was the spokesman in
presenting to Senator Logan, of Hi.
nois, . cane made from the old frigate
Constitution"
The excitement caused by the dis.
covery of coal on the CQnklin place,
last week, has not died out, but b 70
the contrary. Further investigations
have been made and it Is demonstrs-
ted. beyond . reasonable doubt, we
think. that coal in abundance has
been found.-Aim,a Herald,
Jno. A. Vincent, of Culberssou, wa
taken to the insane asylum from this
place, last Tuesday, his father, D. d.
Vincent, having stopped OF here 70
have The necessary papers made out
for his adnnittance into the asylum, at
Lincoln. His insanity IS supposed to
be only temporary. having been
brought on by q long and severe i'll
ness of brain fever, and il u hoped
by al! a short residence ct the asylum
and the consistent treatment he will
receive there will eventually clear his
mind from the cloud that nov hangs
over it-Arapakoe Power.
The following piece Of choice news
paper literature we clip from one Of
our up river contemporaries. II
would seem that our brothers up there
are not exactly on the best Of terms.
TIE Eaaepyise ghOul ay that
Hurd and Dawson villianousIy re-
directed poor Tdd, after he had been
dead and buried for four yean, and
voted him at ANA. This ~ Q villan-
ous decd, bus - be was deceut}y Nin-
TERED and his bones noW raes n psace
: ~ not % boA. How di6eeeue ron
he state Of affain IN Repub3ican City.
Alter resnrscting poor Pink ard
Demp, thaiF puezid caTea0a have
boeo permitted to remain ahovo
gFuand and The 1bul stencil Winating
0ese1um. = pafsnaing An1 polluliag
al Who core neas.