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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-09

''IF THE country should ever in the future
be called to conflict of arms, as is possible
andislikely to happen with nations, we may
expect to find the people whom VIC fought
againsttwenty years ago fighting under the
same flag with ourselves, and striving to see
who can do the most to support that flag"
So spoke General Grant at the New Eng
land Manufacturers and Mechanics Inst-
tute Fair at Boston, yesterday. But, if it
were left to General Malone, cx-Confeder-
ates could only fight as private5, for he
voted against the repeal Of the statute pro-
hibitng them from holding commissions in
the army Grant, low and corrupt as he is,
respects the gallant men who fought against
him: but Malone hates his old comrades.
and wrcaks his vengeance on their wives
and children
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-09

A frog fell into pail of milk in Connect
icut town one night recently, and in the
morning was found sitting upon roll of
fresh butter. a local paper says shat the
sole explanation is that, in trying TO extri-
cate himself, he had by dligent and con-
tlnuous strokes Of his long legs churned the
milk into butter"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-09

Mr.. John b. Cough thought that his
health was good enough to enable him to
lecture this season; but he caught cold at
the outset, and now he has cancelled all his
engagements. Mr.. Cough is in his sixty
sixth year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-09

Every one has will and mind to think
for himself, yet many will go about hacking
and coughing until friend recommends
DR.. Balls Cough Syrup for that cough.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-09
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDER. MARKET, Nov. 9.-The market
is dull and dropping. There is no change to note
in Flour. 5000 bushels of Wheat were offered
and sold at 1OOa103 for Fultz, 1O2a lob for mix
ed and lo4a1OS for Lancaster. 400 bushels of
Corn sold at GO for new and 6S for old white. No
Rye or Oats reported. Country produce wanted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-09

In THE Virginia cluster there shines none
more luminous than the glorious eighth dis
trict, and in that cluster Alexandria is the
bright, particular star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-09
TO-DAY's TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,

The American flag was carried in the Lord
Mayors procession to-day, but appeared to
be unnoticed.
The sales loose tobacco in Petersburg
curing the past year amounted to 1O2, 400
IDS, the average price being S. per hundred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-09

NOT ONLY the next House, but the next
Senate also. it is probable. will be anti-ad-
ministraton, if not democratic Thirty-sx
of its members are democrats, and with Hill,
of Colorado, Van Wyck, of Nevada and
Mitchell, of Pennsylvania, who took decided
ground against the Administration in the
late contest, who cut the bridges behind
them, and whom the Administration Jour.
nails have denounced as traitors and rene
gades, to assist them, and besides with, Mr..
Riddiebergcr, who still says he is a
democrat, and the ruling motive Of whose
party is to be on the strong side, to whom
to look for support in case Of need there is
little doubt that they will be able to retain
the organization of the Senate, and, more
over, to retain it indefinitely, forten Arthur
ian Senators will go out in 1885,, never to
come back again, as such at any rate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-09

~,
Sun rses........... & IS Sun sets.------- "A
ARRIVED
Str Excelsior Norfolk, to P B Hooe.
StrJ Thompson, lower Potomac. to F A Reed
& Co. -
SAILED.
Stmp Jno Gibson, New York by A Reed & Co,
Str Excelsior, Norfolk, by B Hooe.
str Arrowsmith, lower Potomac,'by Poto-
schr VIM Hood, Providence, by American
Coal Company.
ARRIVED AT WARRINGTON
Schr James W Drury, ice, Kennebec. borge
Lucinda Goa, Cumberland
MEMORANDA
Schr S NJ Bird, cleared at New York for this
port Sth
schr Emma G Rommel, from this port for
Quincy Point, sailed from Delaware Breakwater
9th.
schrs Horatio Nichols, Morning Star, Agnes
Rapperlair and John Brady, from Georgetown,
at Norfolk 7th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-09
Wise to Arthur.

The following is reported to have been
sent to President Arthur by j. S. Wise:
Hail Columbia. my happy land
I'm beat and the party bedamned"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-09

THEMosT important result of The cleo
tons Of Tuesday is that the next House Of
Representatives will he Democratic The
House-elcrt will count the vote for the
presidency, and should there be tic or a
failure to elect the election will be thrown
into the House which will insure the choice
Of Democrat in the vote by States. In
the present Hoi'sc there are one hundred
and forty-eisht republicans, one hundred
and thirty democrats, eight grecnbackers,
and two read busters. But the next House will
contain three hundred and twenty mem
bers under the new apportionment act, and
from present indications will he demo-
cratic by. Il majority of thirty.one-t re-
publicans clccting one hundred and forty
six members and the democrats one hun
dred and seventy seven, independents two.
This will be full working majority. There
will be democratic Speaker and demo
cratic organization Of the committees
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-09

The true antidote to
the effects Of miasma
is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. This medi-
cine is one Of the most
popular remedies Of an
age of successful pro-
prietary specifics, and
is in immense demand
wherever on this Con-
tinent fever and ague
exists. A wine glass
full three times a day
is the best possible
preparative for en-
cOunterin2 Il inalari-
Gus atmosphere, regu-
lating the liver, and
invigorating the sto-
druggists and Dealers
~-A1 a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-09

Its said that Egypt has demanded of Eng
land and France the abolition of the joint
control.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-09
ALEXANDRIA, Y.
THURSDAY EVENING. Nov'R. Q, 1882.

The LATEST intelligence received at this
Office UP 10 the hour fgoing 10 press to-day
is to the effect that Garrison, Wise. Cabell.
Tucker, >O'Ferrall, Barbour, and, most i'm
portant of all, Massey democrats, have been
elected, leaving the Mahoncites with Libby,
Hope" aud Bowen, the last of whom would
also have been defeated had il not been that
Two democrats ran against him. AS the
toe nail Governor snid he would resign il
the people Of the State did not sustain him,
= deeply outraged but avenged community
calls upon him to keep his word
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-09

Indigestion, dyspepsia, heart. burn, nausea,
etc., cured by using Browns Iron Bitters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-09

mach. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally oct14
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-09
ESTIMATED MAJORITIES,

Ts5 II NJ Il TED NAJUKITTLS.
A carefully prepared estimate Of the ma
joritics in the State for Massey and Wise
foot up rs follows.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-09
CATTLE MARKETS

The supply Of Cattle this week was hardly eoual
to the demand; some few very fine ones were
offered, however, and sold at our highest Quota.
tions; the remainder Of the offerings were of yery
ordinary quality, for which there is a very little
demand, buyers generally wanting better class
of stock. Calves scarce with hut a light demand
Sheep and Lambs in fair supply with limited sales.
hogs in good inquiry with slightly lower prices.
COWS and Calves in fair supply and brisk at quo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-09
MARINE NEWS,

MARINE NEWS
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, NOVEMBER 0, 1882.
Sun rises. 35 Sun sets............. Sd
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22
LMAI NOTICE

IL tie The tdissres eour. u the ant
t0diesai dssncS. of NessxskA, bed IN
and fos Webster eossnsy.
To Ella Miseheli nonrres5eus d.
fndaasycu are hereby noss6ea that o.
the Sah day Of Srpsembes, iss2 LA&sy.
ssts Mitchell aled hs petition a9asnsl
you, IN The district court u aid cose-
y. he eA3scs and prayer a which ass
- obtain . divoecs 6vm yco On the
Q0nod that you have vitfaliy ahand-
oOed Tie plaintiff without eud osnas,
ehs the period q tvo yean pas4. abo
eue the custody a Elmer Mitchell,
Albert =. Mischeii and CAariss Z.
Mitchell. Minor chikarea.
Yo0afc required 70 answer said pc
titioo on o. before Mooday, The 6sh
day u EosenbrS, 1ss2
LAFAYErrx MITCHELL
By Haley Bros Plaintiffs An,ya.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22
LOOKHERE.

Fer The Queen City ladies and child
Ycns skin aud stocking saspender
Inquire Of Mn. z. ". Seely. agent
Red Cloud. Neb. Sept lsah. isse. e.
Where did ron ga thss lovely dia,
mood nnss Why. Il Cores, be hs
the finest Ssphises. Rubse's 0arness
Diamonds. Turquoise. Pearis and
Onyx rings, and JeweiFy you sver sAw
Go and look ~ them.
Watch charms and lccksts b. the
Wholesale at Cores.
Rings oil the way from 30 cents q
go, st Cores.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22
Land omcs ., Bloonirs.on. gss. s.p&. 8. ~

Land Once at Bloonirsson. ysS. SEPT 8. iss
Notice IL hereby sivss that The fclievins
named sstt'es hss Sled notice Of bis intention -
make 6pal proof in support Of hts claim, and
that said proof will be made before ,. 2. Bay.
ks. CLERK district court. at Red Ctoad Hsbrsska.
on Saturday set. !. lsse. v.r
Francis ~. unphenour,
nd entry No. 7esl. FOE the VI ma and "a ~
y see. Il. tc~n In ranss lev. as names the
fol Witnesses 20 prove his eoatipsouI
residence apoa. asd caitiSatioa Of aid Land Wis
Ja0es NuspAey. ell IL Rel CIoad. Nsb.
IS & ". SHlTzER, RegietsP.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22
"REMINISCENCES AND REGRETS

"REMINISCENCES AND REGRETS
Two decades, and . year ago to-day,
In old camp Mcclellan, near Dsven-
Long the End Iowa Cavalry lay.
And was the cities a~fternOon resort.
And soon will some Of those who yet
remain,
Again to those honored grounds resort,
To wake anew the nations old refrain,
OF victory won, and old var Genes re-
port.
How gladly would ~ rs-units with
them all,
In the "reminiscences of years ago,
And rally With them 1t the bugle call,
That "Thompson's 10" each morn was
won't 70 blow.
But time and space, forbid 70 ~ this
boon,
And We can only join in fancyis dream.
Realities will pass-dreams not SO soon;
Things seeming real, are not all what
they SEEM.
But when "the boys" on the olden
grounds have met,
To bind anew the ties that once bound
them.
We must b content, to write our re-
greet,
That we may not share, joys that sur.
round them.
And while in spirit, We gather near
them,
We think of Mary*--her sister Fannics-
The Genes. aud words that 90 used TO
cheer them;
Their loved friend, lsmented neighbor,
Anfiie.s :
And should these lines engage the
glance of one,
Who can define the former twois estate,
A valued service they'll to M have
done,
II truthfully their addresses they'll 70
lato.
Wilson, Rousers Brubaksrs
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22

Land OdAcs at Bieenisstss Nss. Sea- II. IL.
Nosies 10 hereby eivea shss The fciioviss
saned settler has Hisd notice Of m issse,Scs q
make snsl pseef in support 81 his eiain, asd
esa.t IN WeAeter esasty ~ his s@es In Re-
Cloud Nsk-. - SATURDAY.. vcs. l$sh. lisa viz.
Samuel ". Hull.
ma entry 20. llt1 for the W. 80. u. e0Wn
sorth range 10 vea. lie names The following
witnesses o. prove bic ecnsinasss resia rncs 40
on. ami egiliva;ion Of aid Hand vic Adaehsi
and Daniel 4. scAsnrk. al Of Red uosi. Nsb
6S 8. Y. SwtTZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22
Land ose. .. Rios.isssss N.s. Sept. s,h u

Land O9es q Riosuisstsn Nsb. Sept. 9Th lsas
Hetice h hereby siyea that the following.
named settler has Sled notiee Of he intention
that said proof vii, be made before Clerk ol
District Ceust Webster County Nsb.. % Sa,uf-
dag Oct 9TH. 1859. viz
Devsyne p. fsnn1nt.
I'D entry No. 3es2. for the svx see. 3, town a
range To-. lie names the following witnesses
% prove HE contiguous resiieuce upcn ard
cultivation Of said lard. viz Heavy J. NsureI
John Acouiikia. William Holsssrth asd Richs
ard L Tinker. ali Of IsA Cloud, HebPsska-
$50 3. W. SWITZEA Rsgistsf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22
L..A one. .. B,oousar..n y.s. s.,.. 4. ,ssa

Notice L. hereby eivsn that q. s~eiiowins-
nsaei settler has Sled notice Of his intensiop
70 0ake Snail proof In support n tis cisins. and
that saii proof viii be made before Clerk ef
district Court at Red Cloud Ssb-. n TsesdAs
Oct 10 1856. vim
Joha A, Emiek,
I'D No. Sss for Oh. s~f sec. -. town2 north
raeee 10. yet. He names the following Wit
and cultivation 60 aid Land. viG .ksrsaas &.
Jackson. George ". Bail. Charles RAasef,
Adansslsdsn. all q Amhos, NsS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22

The oyster season i upon %.
Barkleys new express wagon loom
eth"
The pay car tazrisd here shortly The
other day.
DR.. Baird visited Alma professional
", this week.
What about organising . nre com.
panyf We heed it.
The Republican valley boomcth
With big hay stacks.
The Baptist made the chickens roost
high Il GUIDE Book last week.
The Denver trade i becoming IN
item Of importance 20 the r r Co.
Big rains south and south east Of ~
the other day dampsned The pAzched
earth.
Thb weather beanA striking n.
semblsnos 70 The end q IN EASTERN
not
Ihs Rev. Geo o. Yeisee Vim peach
NEXT Sabbath morning and svsning u
the ConSreeAtional church.
One might have theuehs from III
nsigAiAg and sqnsAling a IL iron
changes On ths night q - 10 ins&,
xheN aknro 49, IN spon na~l----r
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22
LAND Once .. B~,oopinssee Web. Ace II. lssa.

t*"u V1cSss DfVO"tuSS0u Nsbe NV II, IRsx
Netice IL hereby given that tbs fsllowiHs
named settler has fled notice 81 his inseasion IA
make 6rsl proof in support Of bis elaim aad ~
care 6nsl entry thereof before Clerx Of Court
IN Webster cessty Nsb. n bis once II Red
Cio0d Nsh. on aeaday October "a. lisa viz:
,HxxRY ~. Mann.
I'D entry No. %y7s Tor MI Of uvi< Of see. 9 tow
IN range f2v. He ssme 80 the following vitness-
cultivatioa Of said land. via. f6aak u. Wools
Maxim J. Brill, Joseph Davison and ADdrSv
Beck. al Of Red Cloud, Neb.
so-S. B. W.SwITzEk. Rsgistse,
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22
ALLIANCE COUNTY oosvKyrrox


House called 10 order By J. y. BOD.
dard. c. G. Coon elected % uas chair.
John OsboFn. sec'y.
On motion tho president appoinasd
1hcmas Kennedy. Carl 0oss and ,.
HoucAin, con- on esedsntiak. n
committee reported favorable shs iol.
losiss-nADsd Alliaaess vsss pesssns.
New virEinis' White esSos. G,eodAle,
Pleasant Dale. NJ Hops, HI vesnoa
and Indian Greek. On noGioa he
seais platform - adopssd.
On motion 20 vote By informal hsl.
jce J. Il. etoddsrd vas nominated Cor
representative. II. C. scoe was poni.
mated Tor county eommiasiores.
On motion the following named per
sons were elected - delegates 70 The
sate congressional and Judicial COO
vention. 70 b he'd q Hastings Sep.
-, q and q, 1850: q. ". Hummei,
Pleasant Dale. J. W. Jones. Walnut
Creek. Thad. Arnold, III. Vernon. C.
c. Cooa. White Stone. Carl Guest.
Glendale. o. r. Rtney. NJ. Hope, L
Il. Csabiil. New Virginia
On motion IL Vas determined TO
meet IN senatorial convention as Red
Cloud. On Saturday. Oct Z. 1881. On
motion The follcwins-nsmed persons
were chosen - senatorial delegates:
Thomas Kennedy. Carl Guest, l. n.
Grabiil. John Osburn, w. Thomas, H.
c. Scott. @. r. Pitney and c. c. Coon.
On motion Daniel Wagner VA ap.
pointed central committeeman Of
Guide Rock. c. c. CooS, Chm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22

10 De ~llastss e Obssmosissr u
IL eaotsoplassd ssunioa II ths 81
iosa Cavalry. - Davenport. Iowa.
about he 1oth Sea- u, IN ssusf 81 tbs
pleasure o. he 'bgys." end othsU ~.
fesred 70 in he sceompsaying poem,
entitled "Reminaeenop ssA RaRvsts
of Second Iowa Cs~sly Coansds."
DRAs erR-Nest 70 The pssasusv a
meeting with yos, AoI II Disasors
in these Rsmiooesoeo. Ny heart
throts With esD0G;oa, end ths team a
affection refuse 70 b suhdusd, vhsn ]
indulge in contemplating I'll IL 70
nembeseA iec;dsoas a Tie pasG. 10
boundjes = The theme fos fall sehear.
cal here, buta so1rcs Of infinite d.
light In Otherwise seeming solitude.
The true, and faithful soldiers mem
osies d the pase, ere not dssd. Yea
more, ay sssv ON d. ALLOW me
time 70 ssy that should . history al
your meeting and doing b written,
I earnestly desire . copy. ! desire 70
convey-if may Be. my special expsss-
sioos Of gratitude 70 WIN. Myers Il Co.
I, (aEas) 'Tosd"-ios hi tender care.
Sos, and faithful service 70 ~ On the
basale field. the day I Lost ny arm. and
for his burial II the same. beneath the
coil Of Mississippi; God must rsward
him, I never can.
To an the comndes I desire 10 ay
never for one moment have I re-
lgretted any sacriAceI made in the
cause for which in common We sscri-
feed.
nscssh u. oea s.,.a scr s~!!esie,, Issa.
IN conclusion I wish to write the
ran.e Of Daniel Williams. Of Co. I,
who received my dying message 70 my
mother-had I not recovered from
that death Of chlorOform-and also
that Of Col. p. Hepburn, who was the
FIRST man l beheld when I awoke from
that deathly sleep. God-I lcarn-has
honored him with . noble mission and
nobly may he be enabled to fulfill il.
I also send . copy Of my poem, writ
ten and reheaned for the comrades,
lately ct Grand Island. Neb. God
bless. and Guide, and teach 10 all, and
crown ~ helm Who ne'er may fsll.
d. LUfz.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22

Tho Republican valley Baptist As.
ISOLATION met with the Baptist church
at Guide Rock, on Saturday Sept. Il
inst The Introductory sermon was
preached by J. T. Miliner. Of Clover.
ton and other sermons followed. Let.
tcrs were presented and mes.
sengers were present from Guide Rock
Red Cloud, Union, Walnut Creek,
Rivertou, Napones, Bainbridgs. Oh.
ford, Industry. Beaver valley and
Sherman. Sermons were preached BY
Rev. Geo. W. Reed, Of Gibbon, Rev
W. K Connolly, of Lincoln and Rev
J. w. Osborn. Of Fremont. An inter.
esting discussion on topics relating to
Sabbath school work was listened to
IN Sunday afternoon. Two Sabbath
school Institutes viii be held during
the year, one ut Riverton, and one q,
Oxford led by Rev. J. N. Oslon, state
8. 8. missionary, sometime in Novsm-
Der: The sessions Of the association
were all very interesting. Many wish
tors from abroad we're present. The
next anniversary will be held at Ara
pahoc, on Saturday before the third
Sunday in Sept. 1888. The minutes Of
the association are promised about the
6ut Of December. CLERK.
The Republican candidates are being
rapidly placed in line, and the oppo-
sition will doubtless soon have their
forces in array and the political fight
viii be fairly, and fully arranged for.
II seems to be pretty generally expect
ed that the fight will be triangular,
or strifaced, or triple fight. Or in
palmer english, that the republicans,
democrats and allisncers, enter the
arena together, 70 antagonize each the
other, and each ~ who mvy win the
victory. Doubtless the key note of
each will b "sick 10 he party ike a
rOod-osxok % q soot." This rivalry
should be sharp enough, and strong
enough. to 90 purify the whole or in
timidate each Of she other a to se-
cure to ~ in any issue an honeet man.
Mr.. Harris is in our midst looking
after the interests OF society religiously
under the direction Of and according
y the usages and customs Of the Pres
byterian church. The question arlses
whether there 10 any good to be secur-
ed to this commdhity, through the
agency Of the P~resbyteran church,
that would not come to it without that
agency. II there i none. the agency
had better seek another Geld Of opera
tons, fon the other hand there are
bene6ts, reasonably to Be hoped Tor
through il that would not b realized
without ia-thsn Il we're folly to wsste
tine and means - look up other
6slda. We understand the order 10
b Aoo ~ into my vineyard and labor
mot IN any particular locality Of Il, bat
whsssvsr labor = found tAas Win bsne-
II The Aastsr lay o6 your coa4 and
take right hold, like . n that msam
honest sensible. faithful services and
tie promise = pay for uins ysa sazn.
That should satisfy any body.
-n Av;xhn~H ~ssS -
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22

Al nsi's win b elossd . sAs kess sbsvs
Yssssd. ofsce hoep from Q .. ~ .. =
Money oscsr sfhes besn frea q. y J .. .
cAes hssn % Sssdsy5 20 =.
~. b. NcNssP. ?. q.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22
900 SHEEP FoR SALE

High grade merino Ewes, by Cod
man K Prescott. Apply 70 Il. B. Eaton
Guide Rock, Neb. ST
For SALK.-One fine bed room Get
and span mare ponies. For sale at 4
bargain. Inquire Of II. E. Kreutef.
Beal's house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22
HI'RRAHI

Cali on Moody the jeweler. he haa
just received . e invoice Of jeweIry,
the finest in the land. Come early and
avoid the rush.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22
$4,000 70 Loan

On Real Estate security, Ut . per
cent, annual interest. No commits.
sions. At The Webster County Bank,
Red Cloud. lO.tfI
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22

T. The Editor Of The CarsS.
Last Saturday evening. the Is inst,
the westward bound passenger train
when about four and one half miles
west of Red Cloud, shook their fire.
CRATES without shutting down the dam.
per. The sparkes and live Goals flew
out, and some Of them fiew twenty feet
north Of the track, setting FIRE to the
grass in several places, and had it not
been for prompt and energetic
work on my part. putting it out, il
would have done considerable damage.
Now, 10 there not some way to pre-
vent such ~lawlesness on the part of
railroad employer / think At least
they should use ordinary prec.ution
70 guard against setting or letting out
fires. Respectfully,
H. w. Ross.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22

DNte0e makePo.
We sell Butter Tubs and Ashton
salt, and pay the highest cash price
for Butter 4 Eggs. 4S-tf
ORMsBY & DIcKERsoN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22

Smith Brothers announce Sda an
other important reduction in rate Of
interest on time loans. Struggle mae
pv o1f 0asuoi inferce. Call a. the
Bank and leave your application.
SOD.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22

h 0asoline Stove foe ale h
0i1sAe3l Z MeehaEt = he hoss thinS
fw eanking ard bekzng 81 hns vsasha
|thae ovee hea inveuesa. sevw
I'D, caves tne - doss - hess %
~ rooa Wazx1nted % - ~ aod
|aAno1gee1y non-exp1usiyoL Chn -
4ioGhs8 : MuAns9S hAsdvnW anogU
80 annise - sesva. ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22

siso have Q fall md eesDlsss ssset Of sebssl
books. ststionssy end thosesrsSh Albums
REL CLOUD. NSb