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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-30

girls were homely enough to stop a
clock. Having forgotten that we ever
wrote it, we ventured to visit Fitchbury
When We got there our memory was
refreshed on the subject, and as mob
of Infatuated men assembled and told
us we were mistaken, we felt bound to
give credence to so much testimony,
and agreed to retract And we do re-
tract and hereby state that We got the
impression because a Halifax girl I'VE
never expect to visit Halifax passed
herself off for a Fitchburg belle -Bos-
ton Post
The widow Of an Ambass ador at
Berlin took an immense fancy to the
good looks and attractive manners of
a young medical man, and, there be-
ing nothing the matter with her, de-
manded his constant attendance, be-
sides introducing him to many of her
friends. On visiting her lately, how
ever, he was stopped in the hall, and
presently her ladyships own maid came
to say that, unfortunately, my lady
could not see him. "Going out" "No,
doctor: she's really unwell. and has
had to send for a physician.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-30

facing each other at the distance of
thirty PAGES, each with, ~ hesupposed,
a loaded shotgun in his hands. It was
arranged that one of the scorers should
stand at point where both men could
see him, and at the proper moment
drop handkerchief, which was the
signal to fire, AT the given signal both
men fired, and when the smoke cleared
away it was discovered that both men
were standing This was mystery to
them. and they determined to lessen
the distance to tifteee PAGES; the sec
onds agreed to this, and they were
placed fifteen PAGES nearer to each
other. The seconds then retired to
little distance to load the guns, and in
few minutes placed them in the hands
of the men, both heavily loaded with
popcorn. The second fire turned out
more seriously than the other, and cost
one of the men an eye, and both of
them great deal Of pain. The dis
lance was so short that the corn was
carried with terrible force, aud nearly
the full charges struck both men. One
of them was struck full in the face and
one of his eyes was totally destroyed.
The effect can be imagined if the guns
had been loaded with buckshol, as they
intended,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-30

Normal school girls from Bridgeport
will act rs mattresses at Martha's Vine
yard hotels These bonifaces know
how to make money. All the young
men, with surplus cash on hand will
summer there, fall in love, loss their
appetites, and a small fortune will be
made on the vituals saved Then the
girls will, according To contract, say no,
the youths will try to drown their sor-
rows, and another fortune will be made
in the barroom,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-30
The Code In Florida - The Seconds Load
the Gums with Popcorn, and one OF
the Principals Loses an Eye.
FLORIDA Letter.


Just aow the quarrel between them
originated is a mystery, but the fuss
first commenced at n picnic, and is sup
posed to have been about some trivial
remark which was made by one of the
young men and taken up by the other.
A rather lengthy quarrel ensued at the
picnic ground; both young men were
held apart by their friends and allowed
to expend their wrath in words. The
matter was settled for that day, but, of
course, insults had been given that
could only be washed out by gore, and
as soon NJ one of the young men got
home he wrote on. challenge and
handed it to friend to deliver. The
challenge was delivered and promptly
accepted. TIE matter was left to two
young men to arrange, and it was set
tied that the duel should be fought at
an old place known as Merrtt's Mill,
at twilight, the weapons to be shotguns
loaded with buckshot, distance to be
thirty PAGES. The young men secured
the services of a surgeon, and also in
vited several friends to witness the
sport, as they intended to load the guns
with only charge of powder in the
first round, and the next to load with
popcorn. The place selected was a
large clearing in the middle OF large
beautiful cluster of magnolias. About
sunset one of the seconds, accompanied
by his principal, surgeon, and shot
gun, arrived in the middle Of the grove,
and in a few moments the other side
of the party arrived, The ground was
measured off, the arrangements for fir
fng made, and, just as the sun was set
ting through the trees, the two men
with bloodthirsty designs were placed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-30

TIA main line runs from Chicago TO Council
Bluffs passing through Joliet, Ottawa. La sane,
Geneseo, Moline, Rock Island. DayenpQItr WcsI
Liberty IowaCty. MaIcng9 stnart huan.
Tic and Ayoca: with branches from bureau
Junction TO Peoria; wilton Junction 10 Musea-
tine, Washington, Fairfield Eldon, BeIknap.
Centreville Princeton. Lienson; "a Ksn.as clty,
Wellington to Sigourney, Oskaioosa anu no1-
Vile; Keoknk to Pennington, Bonaparte' b st,
tonsport Independent Eldon. Ottnnwas Ehul
VILE Oskaioosa. Pella, Monroe ana Des Moinss,
MI ZION to X eosauqua; Newton 10 Monroe Des
MoInes TO ndlanola and WinterSet Atiahtlc 70
Grjswold and Audubon; ana Ayoct 70 Ha,Iao
and Carson. Thi1 Is positlveiy th on,y ,' Iine
from Chicago into the state Of Kansas.
Through Express Passenger Trains, with fuii-
man Palace Cars attached. are run each way oalIy
between CHICAGO and fRoRlA, hAhshs Din
Cor.cfL BLUFFS. LKAvEswoRTH ahd:aTCbl-
SON Through cars are also run between ~ il"au
wee and Kansas City. via the MILWAUKEE, anu
Fock Island Short Line" .,
The "Great Rock IsianS" e. magnihcenty
eoniopea. It's road bed Is simply perfect, and It's
track Is lxid with steel rails.
What Will please you most VIII bethe pressure
NJ enioying your meals, while passing over lse
beautiful prairies OF lllinos ana iowa wv on ~
Through Express Trains. You get an ehuIe
meal As good AZ is served in any hrst-class MOTEL
for seyenty-fve cents =. -.
Approaching the fact that mslorHy ,g 81 .ne
DeopIs prefer Separate apartments fof dlueIent
purposes lard the immense passenger busibess
Of tits line warranting III. we are pleased 70 an
nounce that this Company runs Pnllnldn Fasoce
PyLLMAHs, fAIAkkEE S SAHs CITY fTi "A a
tickets via this Line. known a the
all Ticket Agents In the United states
FOR Information not obtainahlo IT.
r., r.. CA BILE,
We Pr.sidept SAD 6sos1 haaEr
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-30

Uncle Nose asked Gus De smile why
it was that the weather was so much
warmer in summer than in winter. Il
thought every darned fool knew that,
growled Gus $50 did |, boss. That
why / puts de question to you on pur-
pose. - Te1as Siftings.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-30

Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes ana Pataee
Dining Cars for eating purposes only nryinsr
great feature Of our Palace Cars Is SMOKING
SALOON where you can enjoy your Havana"
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers at all points crossed " lns
line, and transfers are avoided al Council BUNS.
Kansas City, Leavenwofth and Atchison, con-
pertions being made In Union Depots.
The principal X. X. connections OF
tn great Through Line are ns follows;
AT CH,cAoo, with all diverg'ns lines Tor tho
1 Al EsaGgwoop, with the LIS Il MS, andP..
a, wAsnIsoTos HEIGHTS. with r.. c. & Sc.
At LAsA,Lg. with III Cent. X Il,
At PsoniA with +. =. & J.; +, .. & H.; l. .. a
w. hi Mid; and r. +. q W Rds.
At ROCK ISLAND. with milwaukee and ROCK
Island Short Line. ano hocn ~ ino t nus,
At DAVENPORT Win tue ps'cbPo'' Dfh'oh
A A. WysT LisgRTY. with the y. G. I. MR.
AtGRfgNELL. with Central Iowa X
afrnnTGiI BLuYYs with Union Pacific X II.
Al OMAHA. with H. a Mo- r. r. X. I'm keb.)
htCoInMpUs JUNCTION. with nc. aN.kk
At OTTuawA. with aentIa, IOWA ~ HI w.
Ionis 4 Pac. and 81 L., Keo. a N. w. H. Rds.
AT CAMERON, with H. ST. ). H. L.
hlATcalsos. win AI e ..ropeks ns san'a re;
At LEAvgnwoRTH, with Union Fac shc nan
IA. AtKAssAs CRY with all lines for the West
and southwest royr. rys MoISEs
,Cah hISSfSn and LEHvEN WORTH.
Great Rock Island Route are sold by
our home ONCE, address.
E. ST. JOIN,
CHICAGO, ILL.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-30

very Porteus in varied experiences. AT
Louisville, some time since, she invit-
ed a rich man to her hotel, and having
induced him TO strip off most Of his
clothes, she threw them out of the win
dow, and threatened to summon a
clerk unless he signed big check. He
signed it. Lately, in mans attire, she
has been the life and soul of gang OF
thieves in Leadville and has been ar
rested. She is young and attractive.
Buckingham Palace, except during
the eight days that it is annually inhab-
by Queen Victoria, and the four eve
nings in each season when it is devot-
ed to Inequalities, stands empty and
useless. The charming grounds are
abandoned to the gardener, and the
splendid collection Of pictures are rare,
ly looked upon except by the house
maids.
The Duke Of Sutherland and his
friends visited Senator Sharon during
his trip through California. They were
also escorted through the still unfnish-
ed mansion of Mr. Flood, and, in noting,
il is gravely stated, the elegant furnish
ings, the solid mahogany. prima-vera,
sandal, camphor, laurel, and amaranth
woods, the gorgeous coloring and
artistic frescoing, and the unexceled
richness and variety of the carvings
and concentrations they were one and
all filled with wonderment at this ele-
gance Of California private house"
Mary had a little lamp
And tried to blow it out
The paper states that Mary went
Right up the golden spout.
A while ago We said that Fitchburs
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14
TIE SUNDAY MAGAZINE


l. ~ - the most interesting nuss.
tCt~ S,t issuci os h r,yiiar ,~uEi
ical The icaiing az. Il. ~ Cv.r-c
} Mason. The Jews "a the Grcat NJ.
'ropulis. AL no; fsil - attract tas
isCuar attention q - admirably ,.us
trasej A!lr~l N Gueynsrv ,ratfb
Re-. No sof m tTaai~. :rc4' rs
~ the Rise and ucclirc - TIE ku-
dom ol Jerusalem The h'sstrAi or1s
are excellent \ Missionary IIrrs-
Ssniuc, NNrsdc0. = rvpists Nti, in-
iercSt ana informative. there arr a.
teen Illustrations. "C,fpus Cht.sJi -
another finely illustrated s%sts,'r AMI
there are many others especially
noteworthy The sr.a, serial soc,
Osli of the World. hy M. Robert
q Reilly - continued There - a
story 81 thrilling interest ly I.an
Lewis. The ire heroine anil several
admirably written syvtChcs cs.ay- ets
etc, TIL. pc-m. arr nv lIcrm Men
vale. Lan;a Wilton smith. anil other
popular writers. "Dris,fah h tho
subject of M. ) Of NCmen 81 the
Bible The home Pulpit contains
= sermon by the late Re, Dr Rui.l,F
"Christ's PRAYER Tar hts Is,sstples
The Obituary no;tccS have been re-
~am~i. and those popular irTture- are
continued. International SUNDAY
school Lessons. fliiors i'otyI,iia
R~ccrcations frr sunday Afternoon
Music. etc. Single copy. - csuts .
per annum Address. Frank Lcslir.
Publishing House. 81. IS and - l'agk
Place, NcR YORK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14

Last Tuesday n few of our citizens
accompanied by their wives and sweet
hearts, went down the river on a pic
nicing excursion. y CHIEF reporter
whoaccompanied the expedition, gives
a dOleful account of the affair. He savs
that the picnicers expected To find
a grove in which TO hold their picnic,
and also expected to meet the Guide
Rock folks, but they failed to take an
interest in the affair and did not come
ont TO any alarming extent, ouly two
couples of Guide Rock people being
present. The reporter says that the
worst feature of the whole business
was the fact that they could not find a
grove, and after driving four or five
miles down the bottom, through an
interminable growth of sunfiowers
with the hot sun boiling down upon
them and the dust rising and choking
the breath out of them, they finally
brought up in a swamp, and there
where the Lizards play hide-and-go-
seek among the rushes, and the wall
eyed bull-fros croakcd his dissatisfac-
ton ut the unusual disturbance-un-
der the balmy shade ofthe festive wild
sunf1owers, the travel stained wan
derers partook of their melancholy
meal. But the young folks managed
to upset some of the buggies on the
return trip and otherwise enjoy them
selves Il well as though they had
been to a real picnic in one OF
natures noble groves.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14
We Fave Heard Il SAID,

That the comet is fast disappear
ing.
That the corn crop will be a heavy
one
That Holcomb is running q girls,
mill.
That Haley will start for Germany
in this month. ..
That there will he a new deal" i'm
politics this fall.
That DR.. Moranville enjoys a good
practice a: Guide Rock.
That Tom Vaughn's COW path is
now without a bridge.
That a part of the school board
don't car a darn" for what the peo-
pie think.
That there will be a fair crop of
wheat in the county in spite of the
chintz bugs.
That they are having an interesting
time over the employment of q teach
er i'm this district.
That the CHIEF is we'll liked BY the
people Of the county, irrespective Of
political faith or religious creed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14

Henry Layerty met with Il serious
naisfCstane last Sunday-one that came
near terminating his earthly career.
Among his cattle il n rather vicious
bull, which fortunately for Henry, has
had his horns adorned with brass
knobs To prevent the infection of So.
riOus injury to the other cattle.
When Henry went into the pasture
last Sunday the bull attacked him en-
ergetically, and had it not been for
the interference Of some of the neigh
bors who happened to be near, would
doubtless have ended his earthly pill
grimage then and there. We have
not been able to learn the full extent
of his injuries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14

The W. c. w. S. S. met July lst.
pursuant to adjournment, ut the resi-
dence of Mr.. {. G. Van Auken. Vice
President, Mrs. Dixon in the chair.
Meeting opened with singing a beau
tiful piece entitled, "Your Mission
Minutes of the previous meeting read
and approved, followed by the singing
of the constitution 10y the members
present. On motion Mrs. Kate JUDD
son was by reclamation elected Vice
President for Inavale precinct. Read
ing of ~ essay by Mrs. Warner,
subject, Our Mission" moved and
carried that the essay he published
in the women's column of the Red
Cloud CHIEF. Select reading, subject,
What women have done who exer-
else the elective franchise" Appoint
mcnts made for literary exercises Of
next meeting, consisting OF an essay.
select reading and music. Adjourned
to meet III Friday the 18th inst, at
the residence OF Mrs. f. III. Gore. All
arc invited TO attend.
r.. II. KNIGHT. Sec.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14
LUZ. Proprietor.

The Headquarters Of the Republican
DiYislon Of the X & NJ. were moved
from Hasting. % Red C4osHi On the
sOfh uit. and the whcie business al
this line and the Hastings line will be
operated m Mf. GSmPbeii's name .s
superintendent II is nov thoushs
that by the l5th INST, trains viii 90
straight through TO Chicago and tho
east, via Beatrice and Lincoln This
move indicates that the time EoE tins
change i drawing ns2rer a, any rate
Hardy HruA
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14

The fourth Wis celebrated a, TIC
home Of WV Harvey in a festive
young George Washing
ton DAde bis asst appearance there a.
skosator. and also furnished music
for the occasion. A few days after
wards W. W. SAYS he ~ss hurried of
to the Post Office by the young gen
tieman TO Procure some papers tina,
were sound oi she questions Of the
day-snch As the Red Cloud CHIEF.
and the Omaha Republican.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14
EFT MEETING.

Christian church a, Lost Creek. will
hold . Basket meeting in the grove on
John IL Williams premises, nine
miles southeast from. Red Cloud, the
fourth Lordsday of July, commencing
Saturday evening at lamplightinc.
And a general invitation is given to
all, We earnestly solicit all pulpit help
We can get. Services rs follows: Ser.
mons ut II o'clock and . ON Lordsday.
Come one. come all. JAMES :. YoySG
and J. I. MARTIN, Elders.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14
Ec-.cE 70 :EAc-Eas.

Notice Is hereby given. hat will ersnin.
ali persor ~ v 40 wv tc-if1 2" eh.T toe nseiVe.
81 candidates tor teachers uI the primary 20
scho1ls AZ Webster cauntv. &C Rcd
cloud on The fret Saturday IN tho Il r'hs e.;
FrbTaA-y. BAY August sod November ~
Blue HUI on IA, tf-t saturday "a the fu'u'hs .:
.nuAry. AIrIl. July and october. A. dude
3OcN ct The hirst Saturday ga the nl,nt.s II
asrrh. June. Sertcuatui Aai December.
Examination t. ~yHLAmcay. at sOgiJck An.
A. =. fuPE.
Couay SgIerirtsni,n, .! PgDiiv lnsifnc;'on
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14
Money To Loan

On Real Estate. in Wels'vr aul al
joining cuuutir~ 90 the very beet fatCs.
IL vii pay every tarH'r oho tliuks OF
lsoTrowI1E MONEY, a. spC Ws before
making arrangements NttA aIy other
party.
M oxpru-c a. tie loTfsar no
tc,iinu. dc'av-nu dealing vIjh ,asgara
partIc>-no Application l"e. BONN. "r
commits irn-nu fee ipr m'Atu. cog
recording papers ~ taking assu''Nl
cdgcmcuts-uo advance or sCmi.air
nual interest. AMI uo interest until
money l. actually ia hand.
Call upon or address
*. 4. SIsu%pV.
Sstf Loan Broker. Bluc Hill. N.h.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14

LAri '-res aSouinst7a Nee. THiy IL. 49,.
Se,ee - hsrehy -ivea that the f.f,-fr.
nsnes s.trrr has SID nsitcc ~fh s ift~.I az o.
is.ke anal proc! IL ,artsv efAl. ..5y 81 -.
cure snll tntET thereof before tie elr,k q -.
iastriri Court n Wsaster coanrY Ne Al ~,
.scse N kSt CoEt 81 sstsIay A4sHt g.
Isl. via
-, fERa X. CoNB4n.
q entry N 81 'pr the :. v 4. nfSsrsr !
NORTH x > - c-i All rAmes TIE .gliauia< a. h..
wiioer.-s 20 prove C. unaS trt&ears araa
AID cultivation Il sa.d and. va Nisro}as la.
res. J~ssth Chambers. Lob >t~sks "A Eesss
Z W iliisHsoa. al = bs''a. N-erAssa
iuJ'ausi = ~. : ITLEE. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14
LEGAL NOTICE.

In Justice Court Webster County Scbrassa.
befor, Abfan Macy Justice Of lhe Peace, Red
Cioui Precinct.
Melvin q. sherman. Plaintiff.
vs.
john W. Bontly. Defendant
To john W. nu,l,
Defendant. You are hereby mott hsi that an
action h,s been commenced against you IN tn.
above named court by said Melvin q. Sherman
P1ainuG % recover possession Of one Well
Anger and Derrick. aud fbr ten d.llsFs dana
gss for wrong;uily with holding said property
and ia { unless you appear ADD answer. on OF
before Jsly 18th. 1851: at . o'clock =. NJ. in iEs
rurlt al be tab ca against you for said proper
u tes ether With damages A,d cssts
MKiyIs &. SHHsNAs. falntst.
S-b EpwIx q. HAwLsI. bis Att'y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14
GUIDE Rock NKB.. June %. lssI.

This IS TO certify that my loss by
IRE June -, 1881, has been adjusted
by Walter ID. Hill, and the insurance
has been paid by the German ms. Co.
OF Freeport III. 10 my entire satisfac-
ton. And | take pleasure in rec
commenting this Co. to the people ef
Webster and adjoining counties.
j. Il. SARIS.
AGEsTs.-C. W. Haley, Red Clord
Neb.: y. J. Hengen. Blue Hill Ne5.,
and John Mar.l. Guide Rock, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14

We to-day call attention To- the all
vertisement Of the PEtcKLy Ash I'tT-
TERs. which AN De found in another
column. These Bi,tcrs are made
from the purest and best materials,
and their tonic and caihartic proper
ties render them superior - all Others
in disorder Of the Stomach. Bowels,
Liver, &c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14
All !!:!: O . s:!s'

see i'm this section. Weight, m flesh,
1900 pounds. Beautiful Bay. symmet.
rical form, good life. high carriage and
best of all a. kind a. \ kitten. Ills owDeI
also has a good Jack with him at came
rates. Until further notice slll DC
found a; the Commercial harm.
Colts ran be seen At the premises 81
JOE. Falc. State Greek: E-q. Vance,
Inavale: .. Mccall, Henry Gertkc,
nj Beckcr's farm and RslissDn's at In
ayaIc. also at Red Cloud. Mule at
premise- 81 Lev Smith and Ben Port
nicr. Guide Rock. Elm creek mills
aud Red Cloud mills.
The o.ner ha. entitled this Jack
Capt. Smith" being the fsr,1IIs Lev
Smith Jrck. formerly Of Guide Rock
shows the best stock in the valley.
ID LUZ. Proprietor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14
MONEY TO LoANi

Money To- prove M with ou final re-
ccipi. or an decided land q, : ter cent
and l-G2 per cent commission. 81 AT
straight ID per cent. No comm sion.
JNO n WILCOX.
Oiice neX, door Ia Cliri Office. sutf
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14
TAKE NOTICE.

/ have purchased the fp,ti"usl sore
al land laying b,twccn Peter NrNdts
and thr rvcr. And the pubic l.
hereby notified not tp "a auV timber
uu ti,r same. VI IL NsNlrr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14
Lard Oncs q, Bloomi,r,o, x,.. Jan, "a.

Land Onee At Bloomington Ssb.. Juae "a. lssi.
Notice 10 her.h~ -iven that the f~oilo~ins
named settler has hlci notise OIL fiber intention TO
make hnHl proof in support nf her claim. and
secure Snail entry thereof before Jstusr A. Tai.
lels clerk Of the court ~ " ekster county at his
once IN Red Cloud Neb-, on Saturday. July y0th
issl. viz.
Ircy T.. NiCxHRSav.
nd ,ntry No. fl.s for the = + .s-. " 'o9n :
north range 10 se-t. and names the following ..
her Witnesses 20 prove G ntiHu0as residence on
Gu itiSs,,on Of said tract via David VI. France.
.Nhrsn Wells. Adam ~. Spfseher AMI lid =
Reed all OF Cop!es Nvh..
june:Iulyl $. ". SwITZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14
Land oass a, El.onins,.n. SsA- run.I u. La

~ hs"fG4instcns Nrh- uss ~. ~
Notice 10 hereby Et,sa that the ~folls-.Hs
nzIne' sitler has S;ei a. ncs % ~, inis.s,sn g.
make anal proaf n airport % n. elsi,n. and
secure tnA, entry thereof. proof e. ~ maae be-
tore iau - A.. Tuiirys. clerk Of tie Coaft e
Webster count. at hts oEes. % Rcd Cloud
Seb. on frJsY. 1uly Nth. ISL, Wis,
WHITES y MlSSs-
hi entry No. -6J for the - W . section 10
town . north -ansr ~ vest. aai names the GI-
lo~ ing a. bis sitn-sses % prove b.. eoatiaesa.
residence ON and cultivation 81 saii ir,ct sir
james IL. Niiner. kschaTh y. Lewis. william
Cole and Albert Henry. al Of Cioyeron Seh.
jun~S9ulyI :. ". ~SHirZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14
r,.h..st r,hr.ll y,.h.-.lll

Ire y,u =. ,gtI 81 tt uisht an bT,k n #
rsst ~ = sea 'hJtt 80 cffIg AMI crJIns wlih ths
cS,Tu iI';rg Ialu 49, eating teeth " 90. 80 at
rrre and get a bsyt's -. hr. " ~iasi"w's = 18th
inz ~yTuT. IL wi r,..C.s the poor iuiic se'sr-
81 imn' Iis'e'y Diet -ni upon ~ ihefe - no
l.,-iRtc 80 ut Thee 3 rs. n mrthrr IN earth
sHs b.. ever usci e. Nhp gili act tell You u
ONE tint u " 30 regulate the towels. sni sivo
Tc-l L. The mother. sol rsl,lT AMI he,lfi - the
child. operating ike tuJ.c. Ii a. perfectly safe
, g.ei~ all rI.,s. all iicIAtgt To- the tsse, ahi
. RE uf uEu 81 the OfIe-J anl Best
'cnalc Ihysicisus and nursoe "a the tnt;ed
States. Sold everywhere. - cents a bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14

VIII stand this season at Red Cloud
at last wears rates, viz $3.50 { . insure
single mare, Two mares $500 more
than twoh by the same owner. SIJOJearh.
For the season, $500; single service.
$500.
This horse needs only 10 he known
to be admired. He has been scknoHl-
edged by many good judges to he the
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14

Every person during July aud Au-
gust should take the doses daily &c
the Biz Blood and Liver Medicine
DR.. Marshall's Bromoline. Fifty cents
n bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14

Smith Brothers announce -uli tn.
other important reduction in rate IT
interest ou time loans. Snfhihi Hnss
per eat annual i~4trrr,f. Call AT thr
Bank and leave your application.
tltf
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14

The largest Livery owner in Maine
uses 'Keniall's SPAWN Cure with the
best success.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14
Sell Your Land

BY advertising il in the CHIEF. No
charge for advertising unless land Is
sold
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-14
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