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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-22

Next Sunday is Christmas.
Attend the shooting match Satur-
day.
For Fringcs and Sa'iDs, 90 to
MRs. FowLER's.
Happy New Year" cards at this
Office.
Glass balls at the shooting match,
next Saturday.
Ladies calling cards-a splendid nr-
sortment, at the CHIEF Office.
Fred Lutz is train boy" on the
western division Of the b. & VI.
The latest styles in Hats and Bon
nets always, at Mrs. FowEER's.
Call at the City Drug Store and see
| our pretty clerks and get a chrome.
Turkey, Chickens, Ducks md Geese,
at the shooting match next Saturday.
If we cannot sell, We will give you a
very valuable book, at the City Drug
Store.
Holiday goods in great variety and
to suit everybody, at Cores Jewelry
Store.
The w. c. T. U. will meet ut Mrs.
| Baird's on Tuesday Dec. q, at 3
o'clock p. m.
Miner Bros. have an immense stock
of goods for the holiday trade. Do
not fail to give them a call.
The Ladies find it TO their advantage
to trade at the Leading Millinery
Store, LIST door north of the Bank.
Useful as well as Ornamental, and a
splendid holiday gift-those Ladies
Trapstry Camp Rockers at the Furni-
ture Store.
Do not forget to call ut the City
Drug Store and get some af the great
est bargains ever offered to the people
of the Valley.
A NOVELTY.
Those Novelty Folding Cutting, or
Card Tables, at the Furniture Store.
Call and see them.
Go to Cores Jewclry Store and buy
YOUR wife or sweetheart q nice Christ
mas present. You can find just what
you want in his establishment.
Kendall's Horse Books" worth
$3.50, for sale at the CHIEF Office at
% cents apiece. Ifyou W a horse,
be SURF and get one Of those really
valuable books.
If the theiving cuss who stole a
spade from the door Of this Office,
where ii was c~arelessly left, will return
the article there will be no questions
asked.
Go to the City Drug Store and see
the incest and chapest lot of Albums,
Photograph Albums, Pocket Books,
Wallets and many other holiday goods
which are offered at very low prices.
The ladies OF the Grace church will
have an auction Of their remaining
goods for Christmas presents at the
store recently vacated by Rosenthal
Bros, on this Thursday afternoon.
Our young people wishing to attend
the largest and best business institu-
ton should correspond with Prof.
Miller, President Of the Great
Mercantile College at keokuk,
Iowa..
/ The Ladies Aid Society will meet at
the residence of Mr.. spanogle on Fri
day afternoon Of this week. The
Mum Social at the Parsonage MAS a
success every way, and was greatly
enjoyed by those present.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-22
$4,000 TO Loan

On Real Estate security. ut 9 per
cent. annual interest. No commits
sions. at The Webster County Bank.
Red Cloud. lott
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-22
Christmas Shooting Match.

The undersigned will have q shoot
ing match on next Saturday, east of
Jones 4 Magee's lumber yard. All
who want a turkey for Christmas
should be present and take a hand in
the sport. Z. A. You've.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-22

What is home without a baby 4!
Many children have coughs and colds
just o and should have the greatest
care, and q bottle Of DIR. Marshallis
Lung Syrup. Price twenty-five and
fifty cents n bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-22

Smith Brothers announce still an.
other important reduction in rate q!
interest ON time loans. Straight min
per cent annual interest. Call at the
Bank and leave your application.
30tf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-22
Per Cent. Money! to Loan

Money to prove up with on final re-
ceipt, or on decided land at ] per cent.
and l-62 per cent. commission, or at
straight Q per cent no commission.
JNO. X. WILCOX.
Office next door to Chief Office. 30ft
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-22
TAKE NOTICE.

I have purchased the fractional | sec.
Of land laying between Peter McNitt's
and the river. And the public IL
hereby notified not to cut any timber
on the same. NJ. Is. MCNITT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-22

For SALE:-l6O acres Of land .
miles southwest Of Red Cloud, partly
under cultivation. Timber and water.
Apply ut this office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-22

A full stock of iron and wooC
pumps. ut MITCHELL & MoRuAET.
Aft
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-22

Headquarters for -four 1t Putnam's
Flour and Feed Store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-22

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Nvtis. 70 ksrsAy sssa sA.i tss ksls.tss
sss~< settles ass sies asties - b. isteashsa -
mako tnai srvsf IN s.pfsyt 81 Ar class. aaz
ssca<s sass estfy sker~sfssfer- tsn- .si
Ieys. e4ers 81 tho oosss d, Nshssr essssr e. kss
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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-22
NEWS.

Araphoc has a hotel.
Oxford has n new paper called the
Headlight.
Culbertson's new depot is about
completed.
4 townsite will soon be surveyed on
the geographical center Of Gosper
county.
Corn sells for $50, says an cx-
change, up at the extreme end Of the
railroad.
The Orleans and Alma papers are
still quarreling over the county seat
question.
1t is said there will soon be a cream
cry started on Thompson creek, in
Franklin county.
MI. w. r. Robinson one of the
founders Of the Rep. Valley Echo. has
sold out his interest Il J. F. Zediker
who now has full control of the con
Germ.
A western exchange says that the
cattle men are looking forward to a
fine winter for their herds and cor
respondingly large returns on their
investments in the spring.
The creamery at Naponee, is said
to be an assured success and it Is
calculated hat each good COW will
bring $50 in butter and raise a calf
that will be worth $40, and still there
will be waste milk for the pigs
Echo.
A gang of drunken brutes going
west on the train on Saturday night
made it mighty interestin'" for the
postal clerk and bagGage-smasher,
who were compelled to lock the
hoodlums in to insure their own
safety.-Cambridge Republican.
The train boys say they don't OBJ
ject to a practical joke once in
q while, but at the same time are not
fond of the careless manner in which
some of the naughty cowboys up on
the range practice on their lanterns
with six-shooters when they happen
to he on a night run
The Kearney NonpdreI says there
are $4,000 head of sheep in Buffalo
county, owned by 50 men. We have
no doubt there are that many. if not
more, farmers in Furnas county, able
to own and successfully handle at
least q thousand head apiece. What
our farmers need is more sheep and
less farm machinery, and the result
will be good times and fewer farm
mortgages.-CiNiiGf RGn
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-22
Special Notices.

Notices in this column will be charged S cent?
Q line each week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-22
EMIGH BROS.
Meat MARKET
CIOlTD NER

The choicest 81 Fre.h meats. Sausage.
Fowls. and sverythins 10 the liss thai the net
kst Affords. Alvsys on hAnt-
A. hoo too doom sosth Of 6hsess's dras store
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-22
Money To Loan

On Real Estate. in Webster and adj.
joining counties At the very best rates.
1t will pay every farmer who thinks Of
borrowing money, 10 e me before
making arrangements with any other
party.
No expense to the borrover-no
tedious delay-no dealing with eastern
parties-no application fee, bonus or
commissioning fee for making or
recording papers or taking acknovi-
edgements-no advance or semi-an.
nuAl interest. and no interest until
money is actually in hand
Call upon or address
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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-22

Friday, lmbsr sOth, shout Ten
miles sou1 Anpshoe. for the pur-
pose of ay and everything
that has { }ess and in the shaPe ol
Wild amin hut the main es1eayos
will be Me determination a
wolves. - the citizens Of that
vicinity ia arc nunerosss. nd
that there 4also-somedscF Those
engaged il hunt win n1ees q l
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ton IL, "a rs town = ~ an n
Would AbeAgaod plas - 81
s s."i,s t. liant u .'s''
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THE CHIEF.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Locai adrsrinm~nts inserted among
the reading matter uU be charged i01s., a
line each insertion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-22

Tha 80 b ono Of Nayvellous Id
vances The discovery Of new adap-
tstions of Electrical forces in the next
ten yen Wil1 astonish the world.
Intelligent and skilled Attorneys
ere essential in securing Patents 6s
|Inve0toss.
C6mmunicate With Presley = Grsea
So 7th 81, Washineton D. G
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-01-19
Registers Notice.

NorIcE is hereby given that the following
persons have tilej their accounts In the Reg
ister's Office in Miillintown, and that the
same will be presented TO the Court for con-
firmation aud allowance, ON TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 10, 1851,
/. The first aud final account OF William
Thompson, Administrator ot Ezra McLinn,
deceased. late ot Fayette township.
=. The first aud final account OF A. II
kurtE, Administrator Of Buos Bcrgy, de-
ceased. late OF fermanagh township.
3, The account or |. ID. Wallis, Admins.
traitor of Sarah wiscman, late of Walker
township.
4. The first aud final account of jeremiah
Lyons, Administrator OF Margaret kerliu,
late of the borough of Patterson, deed.
o The first aud iinal account OF Elizabeth
Weimcr, Executrix OF Dr. G, l., Weimer,
late OF Monroe township, deceased.
o. The account or Thomas Arbuckle,
Guatdian Of William A. McClintie, minor
child Of William Mctlintic. late ot Madison
township, Perry county, Pa, has attained
his majority,
! The iinal account Of Daniel Sieber.
Guardian OF Darwin A, BELL, minor child oi
Ephfaim He'll, Deceased, who has altaiacd
hts majority.
IN MCDONALD, Rsshisf,
Registers otice, Minimtown,
January II, 1881,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-01-19
DIVORCE NOTICE

In the Court u Common pleaa oi
Jupla,a County, State OF penusJ Ivan
Ia, No, 50, Apt'l Term lss0,
Jerome llaldemaa va, AIDA llalde,
man,
ORDER Of PuBLlCAriON-To
AIDA ilaldemaa MADAM, you will
take notice that the Cout, has granted
a rule on you TO appear At Court OF
Common Pleas 10 be held a, Milln,
town, IN aud ior the Couaty Of Juaiata
on the y,h day OF February A. d rs,
81, TO shaw cause, II any you have,
why divorce, piaeUlo mairimoRii
should not be deereed in the above
ease, Personal service on you having
failed on account oi your absence,
JANIS X krLLy.
Sheriff.
GEoR0g JAoons Jr,
At,'y ior plaiut,d,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-01-19

HE contest as between hepuDllcan
candidates for tie Office Of United
States Senator, CAME to focus when
the. e.Legislature met last week The
names Of 20 odd gentlemen were pre-
sented as candidates, and prominent
among them was W. A. Sponsler, OF
this Senatorial district. However,
the two chief competitors were Grow
and Oliver. Mr.. Grow, ever since
the November election, used the ut
most efforts to secure sufficient num-
Der of the members of the Legisla-
ture to elect him Senator When the
Caucus met to determine on a candl-
date, tie Grow people discovered that
they had not a sufficient number to
nominate their fayorite. Mr.. Oliver
was the choice of the majority of the
Republican members of the Legisla
ture Mr. Grow is a man of com
manding ability, and it is believed
that if he had not been identified
with the Greeley movement to dis
organize the Republican party he
could easily have been nominated for
the Office of United States Senator.
Stalwart Republicans declare that
they viii not support a man or
men for Office who have been of the
weather-cock quality of men in poll
ties, one time growing in the camp OF
the enemy, and the next time flop
ping over into the Republican camp
to crow. The Grow people say that
it is the support that Senator Gamer
on gives to Oliver that causes him to
tower above all others. Be that as
it may, it does not affect the fact
that Senator Cameron has Just as
much right to express a preference
for his choice as any other man has
the right to express preference, and
that there is no more wrong IN his
labor for the man of his choice than
there is wrong in other men laboring
for the man of their choice.
The Grow men did not attend the
caucus that gave Oliver the nomina-
ton by a majority of the Repub-
lican members of the Legislature,
and their action has been variously
commented on. Stalwart Repubi-
cans and disciplinarians favored the
majority nominee. Men of easy pol
itics, and with kicking prochvities
favored the Grow people in their
revolutionary work, and SO the Sena-
torial question dragged itself along
till ON yesterday-Tuesday-
being the third Tuesday of January,
the day on which the law impera-
lively demands that the Legislature
go into convention for the election
of a United States Senator, at three
o'clock p. NJ At that hour yester-
day, Tuesday, January Is, 1881, the
Legislature convened in convention
The vote in the House stood, Wal
lace, "a; Oliver, rs; Grow, A; scat
tering, 3. In the Senate the vote
stood, Wallace, IS; Oliver, 20; Grow
II. To-day at 3 o'clock the joint
convention will meet and ballot, and
so it viii do. every day till result is
reached.
There are SO Democrats in the Leg
islature; 81 of that number met in
caucus and nominated Senator Wal
lace for United States Senate There
are 15S Republicans in the Legisla-
ture. The election is by majority
vote of all the members. 4 majority
vote is 126.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-01-19
The End of Animal Life on the
Earth,

Somehow or otler the impression
has been SO well stamped on the hu-
man n,nd that from generation to
generation it believes that the people
will never be drowned on the earth as
they were by the great flood, known
in Bible history as "Noah's flood,
The next destruction Of the human
race is to be by fire. Scientific men
saw that the destruction of the hu-
man family and all animal life may
take place quite soon, by a collision
of an approaching comet with the
sun. A writer few days ago pub
hshed the following, as regards the
approaching comet:
Professor Proctor, the greatest OF
living astronomers, who has made the
investigation of the approaching
comet a special study, gives the re
suit of his observations to the public,
and his conclusions are that an awful
collision of the sun and comet are
certain, and that changes in another
stellar system will take place, and the
sun may afterward resume its ordi-
nary influence. The menacing comet
is the one recently visible in 1880 in
the Australian heavens, and which is
one of the most interesting comets
ever seen by man. Views respecting
it, not by fanciful theorizers, but by
mathematicians of eminence by no
means prone to adopt vivid and start
ling ideas, suggest the possibility
nay, even some degree of probability
that the comet may bring some dan
ger to the solar system Like the
comet of 1S43. it passed within about
10000 miles from the solar surface,
and path similar to that pursued by
the comet of 1913 while in the neigh
borhood of the sun. The comet of
1880 is, in fact, identical with the
comet of 1S43, but its period is dl-
minishing rapidly, SO that at an early
date it may fall into the sun, with
this alarming immediate result-that
all higher forms of life, at least, will
be destroyed off the surface of the
earth.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-01-19

la the tewa Of Wes, Alexander,
Penn, twelve miles from the Ohio aud
two mlles from the West Virginia line,
lives a magistrate who Ia fepu,ed 10
have married | 800 couples within two
years aud 10 have buil aae house with
bis wedding fees. His popularity arises
from the fact that The Laws Of renasyl,
vanla do not require a marriage license,
while those OF the two peieLbosine
States do, lilo will marty couple with,
out their leaving their carriage. or be
will allow them 90 remaia all night and
take breakfast With him, charging Judi,
eiously Tor board aud lodging t,s rex
ulaf charge for marrying couple Is 81.
lie sometimes has irom three 10 1--WE
couples Al time waiting TO DO made
one, aud all N hurry from fear lesl
those who pursue will catch up in time
10 forbid the bans,
Sometimes an enraged father or ter.
rible big brother of the bride arrives
after ,he ceremony ~ over aud proceeds
TO yeui bis rage on the wind. aud make
dire ,hresienings, aud even offer yio.
lence In an emergency such A. this
the magistrates sou, who is his fathers
constable, lays the serious ebarg. Of
disordefly coudue, sgaius, them. A,
one time a relative In pursuit of .
bride, vas ~ violent that "A be,ans
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-01-19

IT is only two short months ago
since an organized effort was made
by the publication of the forged Chi
nese Morey letter by the Democracy,
to impress the mind of the people of
this country with the belief that the
Republic Is in danger of being over
run by the Chinese Now the eoun
try is settling to a realization of the
fact that the Chinese letter was a
monstrous fraud, gotten up to elect
Democratic President That fact
demonstrates to a certainty what the
men who control the Democratic or
ganiation viii do. The position that
the Democracy desired to put the
Republican party in, has been swept
away, They desired to have it appear
that the Republican party is control
eel 10y men who want to do some.
thing uncommon as against the peo.
pie of the United States. Sensible
men know that if nothing else would
keep people of European origin
such as the people of the United
States aro-from layoring the Asiatic,
that European race. proclivliies ol
instincts would cause them 90 always
stand 10y such legislation ~ will favor
their own aco first But just as il
tho Chinese "hug aboo' explosion
is 30 be- completed at once the
statement is now made upon re
cent Chine.o statiatics that the In
hahilanta of the Celestial kingiom'
do not number 10y several hundred
millions the amount of people that
China haa been credited with, II II
now said that What has ao greatly lie
oeiyed Americans and Europeans a.
90 the number oi people ia China IA
tha TACT that nearly all tho popula
tien has crowded itself into oities
and towns along tao oouAt aud about
the mouths Of the large rivers, r.
cent writer's say that China has net,
~ mosL more than threa times the
population OF the United States Ger
ialnly now, the Democracy ought u
he satisfied
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-01-19
Prolific People.

Michael Hazard, of Monticello,
Pratt county, ILL.,, has sent to the Wash
ingtcn Republican a picture Of five
babies borne by his wife on the 18th OF
September, 1850, and whose combined
weight was 1914 pounds. Hazard is
80 and his wife SO years Of age. The
Republican says: The prolific powers
of some individuals among mankind are
very extraordinary. Instances have
been found where children to the num-
Der OF six, seven, eight, nine aud
sometimes sixteen have been brought
forth at one birth The wife Of Em-
manuel Cago, a laborer, near Valladol-
i'd, was delivered on the l4th of June,
1899, of five girls. The celebrated
Tarsin was brough, to bed in the sew
enIb month at Argeuteuil, near Paris,
18th Of July, l7I9, Of three boys, each
la inches long, aud Of a girl IL inches.
They were all baptized, but did pot live
~ hours. In June, 1909, one Maria
Luis, of Lucena, in Andalusia, was sue.
cessfully delivered Of sixteen boys,
without any girls Seven of them were
alive on the 10th Of August following.
Ia 1885 a Mucosi,e peasant, named
james kyrloa. aud his wife were pre-.
sen,od to the Empress OF Russia. This
peasant had been twice married. aud
was then 20 years Of age, His lrs, wife
was broush, TO bed twenty one times
namely, tour times OF four children each
tine, seven times Of three, and ten times
Of two, IN all afty seven eh,ldren, all
then alive, Ills second wife, who
accompanied him, bad delivered sew,
Gu times-onoe of three children and
sis times oftw'ns, Thus he had seventy
two ehIldren by his two marriages,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-01-19

An other hotel gas case is related
BY Dispatches from williamsPort uoder
date Of the 18th ~ falIows; Lafayette
Lockwood, a we'll known farmer of
Shippen township, Cameron county,
came here to attend court as witness.
On Monday night be retired at the
Hepburn House about midnight and
not appearing when bis name was cali
ed the court sent for him about eleven
o'clock. On search being mads be
vas found IN his room in dying con-
dition from ssphyxia having failed to
turn off the gas. Three doctors work
ed with him all the afternoon and by
the liberal use of the ga'vauic battery
succeeded in restoring him to conscious
ness and last evening pronounced hun
ont of danger. His recovery is con-
sidered remarkable.