davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican., 1882-11-27
P. s.

Parties having dealt with
other credit houses will
please bring along their lat
est receipts as reference, and
be careful and examine
our goods and prices before
purchasing elsewhere and
saye % per cent.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-27

A full line Of Heaters, Ranges, Heat,
ing Stoves, Cooking Stoves, Farmers
Boilers, etc at Schoen's Heater, Range
and Stove House, 2G9 to 2l3 ShipI }
street,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-27

Bricks, Crates an Repairs constant
lv on hand at Schosn's Heater Range
and Stove House, 200 to 2l3 ShipIey
street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-27

Schoen's Heater Range and Stovs
House 200 to 213 Shipley street Is con-
neoted with the Telephone exchange,
Ali orders will receive prompt atten-
tion.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-27

We will be open all "a G'y iso y
terIey 3 Co. PhotoSrapI
Daily Republican., 1882-11-27

SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations,
$40 A. M; IL noon: $50, $50, 800 7. NJ.
Philadelphia and New York, = 90, 2.% A.
NJ; 6.1T, 6.38, T26 P. M. n.
baltimore and WashinGton, L4S' s,cl, o'vg'
O II A MI: .OA r. M, Baltimore, Los Am.
For further information. passengers are re-
ferred TO the timetables posted ct the station
Trains marked thus ~ are limited ex'
prs IS, uuon which extra fare 10 charged.
9uAS r.. pIJGH. ]. X, WOOD,
General Manager. General passenger hRen
Daily Republican., 1882-11-27

Farmers | use goO%a soldI
pure, "a Oents a POanS%G,d and spb'
forth, druggist, oOr' SH'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-27
OHaiera. OYaGeFs.

Hanna, 605 Jefferson street, sells the
best 20 aud SOC. oysters In the city; also
the celebrated cove plant prime oys-
ters.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-27

Thanksgiving day we give ytu the
advantage of the low prices. 302 ard SOA
Market street, Sutterley & Co.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-27
New location.

Dr. Darmon's ofice on visiting this
city hereafter will be at the southwest
corner of Third and Shipley streets
Those who wish to consult him to-mor-
row sbould make a note of this fact
The location is central, and consequent
Iy convenient. Let all call early In the
week, as he should not be allowed 10
,voIt for viaitors,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-27

lOld fashionable remedies are rapidly CIV
ing ground before the advance OF this con.
quering specific, and old'fashioned ldeas IN
been quite exploded By the success OF the
great renovant, which tones the system,
tranquilizes the nerves, neutralizes n alaria,
depurates and enIiches the blood, roufes the
liver Whep dormant, and promotes 7 guar
habit Of Dedy.
generally.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-27

The finest tea sold Is at Crippen's,
No, 8 East Second ST.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-27
Coach Pups

would make a good Christmas present
Several full, blooded coach pups. Ap
plv at REPUBLICAN office.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-27

A large lot OF very good and very
cheap coffee at Crippen's, No. East
Second st.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-27
nress 6OOdE.

We have made special prices on some
dress goods for THANKSGIVING WeeK, On
Those that call early will receive Tue
benefit. Our stock is large and prices
low. r. L, Russell.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-27
BARGAINS
We have about 900
OVEHCOATS1
OVERCOATS i!

On nand that we bought
CHEAP for cash. The prices
are from So to25. They
are pronounced as G O o d
value as there is anywhere
for the money. We have a
Young Mans Ulsterette for
$40 that we handled a great
many Of, and would wish to
have every young man who
contemplates buying to
Daily Republican., 1882-11-27

The people ali know where to 60
when they want something nice Is ~
Pepnell & Sons new oyster stand, No.
l22 King st. %, 80, So and 40 cents per
quart. They have the best salt oysters
IN the city always on hand. Wm'
noroaIl O. 2nn
Daily Republican., 1882-11-27

iiS; ki
IfeCo;j
bale |
thaSa|
4 witt
ent
a, bal
aatureI
bury
isd
a in
~, Il
ItOrt|
tet sd
i bond
4 23d
sllgni|
lliS un
lAe
/ tho d
y, Col
ImOrnt
FEay,
|ient kII
ANY a
sindiccs|
fabOut|
4 Let bI
public d
sng in |
'best mi
land ID
|in the|
ping in|
'lnp o,I
|
ledy to|
4 Ihl'
ReenincI
puttin|
l.mOst |
|eys.
/ Nd
~ fui
m as y
Ped pIi|
puts al
P Etack|
Las az d
Files ca|
p. vi
lIDrsas
|AlnWrI
Daily Republican., 1882-11-27
ov.,nr1. Ova1era. or steFs

II YOU want to get the best and
freshest oysters in the market go TO
Ainscow's, I'll Shipley St. %, 80 and
40 cents per quart; also wholesale.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-12-02
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
10 G w. Hampton, pPf,

To c W Hampton, prf,
and
George A. Chrisman, admir- of George
Carl, George S. Hanna, trustee, and
John G Manor, def IS
You are hereby notified that | have
fixed upon the 18th day Of December,
1882, at my Office in Martinsburg, Berke.
ley County, to settle the account of the
administrator of George Carl, decd, and
to ascertain and report the debts that are
lawfully chargeable upon the estate Of
George Carl, deceased, with their amounts
and priorities; and if there is any personal
property to pay the same-the amount
due John G.. Manor on the deed of trust
in the bill and proceedings mentioned,
and the relative date Of recording debt
due complainant by the dece5ent and OF
the instrument setting apart said dece-
dents realty as a home tead, and ascer-
tain the fee simple and rental value Of
same, required to be taken by a decree OF
the Circuit Court of Berkeley County, ct
which time and place you are required to
attend.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-12-02
MARRIED.

In Winchester, on Thursday, Nov.
2Sd, at the residence of the BRIDES
mother, by the Rev. Mr.. Kreemer,
Mr.. VIM. G.. GRAICHEN, Of the
Graichen Glove Factory, to Miss
LAURA v. FoRNEY, both of Win
chester.
In the Market Street M. + church
Winchester, on Tuesday morning,
Nov. 2Sth, by the Rev. Mr.. France,
LEWIS BARLEY, Jr., to Miss FLOR
ENCE A. BELL, both of that place.
On Thursday last, November 23d,
at the residence of the brides moth
er, in Stephens City, by the Rev. A.
A. =. Neel, Mr.. NJ l.. MANUEL, OF
Opequon, and Miss JENNIE e.
WEAVER, both Frederick county.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-12-02
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Consisting of | Parlor Set Hair Cloth
Furniture, ] Center Table, Fodiug Card
Table, Q Mahogany Bureaus, 2 Wash
Stands, ! Set Bed Room Furniture. Bed
stands, ! Wardrobe, . Stands, Ham
mock 2 Rocking Chairs, / Dozen Chairs,
Lounge Lot OF Ingram Carpet, ! EX
tension Table, Kitchen Tables, l Large
Cupboard, / COOK STOVE, Ten Plate
Stove | Parlor Wood Stove, Coal
Stove, l Pair Brass Andirons, | Pair
Scales, one IL barrel Copper Kettle, l
Iron Kettle, Knives, Forks Dishes Crooks,
Churn, Washtubs, Wringers, Sausage
Grinder and StuHer, l Combined Fruit
Press, Lard Firkius, Krout Kni'e, lot
of Choice Potted Flowers; q lot of Prime
Vinegar and Barrels, and many other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
TERMS;-A credit Of ten months will
he given on ell sums Of $40 and upwards,
the pul chaser giving note with approved
security. negotiable aud payable at the
National Bank of Martinsb0rg with i'm
terest, but il paid at maturity the interest
will be RENTED under $40 cash No
property to be removed until terms are
complied with.
G II. BENSON.
V. Quinn, AucUioneer: (novl8.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-12-02
N0TICE nd LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by judgment
or otherwise, on the real estate or any
part thereof of George Carl, decd.
In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
Court Of Berkeley County, made in a
cause pending therein, to subject the real
estate Of said George Carl, decd, to The
satisfaction Of the lien thereon, you are
hereby required to present all claims held
by you, and such OF YOU against the said
George Carl, which are liens on his real
estate or any part it, for adjudication
to me, at my Office in Martinsburg Berke-
ley County, on, or before. the 28th day
of December, 1882,
Given under my hand as Commissioner
Of said Court, this 9th day Nov. 1882.
w. b. COLSTON,
ov.1l-4t Commissioner.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-12-02
lO8 Acres Good Hate Land
2 E}E2SO n My

Three head Of Horses, go0i hood mare,
good work horse, ! two-ycar old colt
four-horse wagon, ! Spring @ gon and
Harness, buggy, good Whea Fam, /
Willoughby Drill, ! No, ! eating Box.
I Horse Rake, tbrce-hore and / two
horse pillow, double and single shovel
plows, Log Chains, ! hree-horst har-
row, and other articles leedless to men-
ton.
TERMS for the realty one third Of the
purchase money in cas-, TIE balance iu
two equal annual payments to he evil
denced by bonds Of the,urchaser and Sc.
cured by deed of truston the premises,
ana to bear interest fra day Of sale. For
the personally a cred 0. eight months
VIII be given on sun Of $40 and up-
wards, the purchaser ring note with ap-
proved security, beang interest from
date, but ifpaid at nturity, the interest
will be RENTED uner that sum, cash.
No property to be emoyed until the
terms are complied wh.
j. Z SMITH,
nl8.) Ext of Lew,R. Beeson, decd.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-12-02

6 OF them good work horses, 3 mares in
foal, good driving horse three ID years
and two ID year old colts; one Of them
Hambetonian, sired by Alhambra; the
othe, Percheron; 0 HEAD OF CATTLE,
of which are TAT, mich cows, 3 last
spring calves, 0 HEAD of FAT HOGS,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-12-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOME AGAIN.


three years with pleasure that
my friends and public generally that have returned to good
old Nartnsburg and opened the large in the Douglass
building nearly opposite the postofce, full stock OF
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-12-02
oNoRR B KEDo

The who pows with OLIVER CHILLED Pillow, har
with Perry Spring Tooth Harrow, the Superior Drill
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-12-02
| Light 4-Horse Wagon

~
| 2-HORSE LUMBER WAGON, Iron
Axle; ! Jersey Wagon, Buggy, Sulky,
new Cart, two-seat Sleigh and Bells,
| Wood Sled, combined Mower and
Reapers, ia working order; | HORSE
RAKE, three horse Ploughs, two. horse
Ploughs and 3 horse Ploughs, new
II rrows, a double-shovel and l single
shovel Plough, l new Ground Plough, l
new HORSEPOWER and BELT, Q CIR
CULAR SAWS, Cross cut Saw, Rip,
l Cider Mill aud Press, Fan Mill
Grind Stone l Dinner Bell, Corn shell.
er, 2 Fodder-cutters, / Wheelbarrow.
Cross-cut Saw, i Phosphate Screen, a lot
o" Carpenters tools, of all kinds, Grain
Cradles, 2 Set Double-Light Harness
nearly new, Q Set Single Harness, Set
Plough Gears, New Set art-Harness,
RIDING SADDLE, 2 Riding Brides 4
log Chains Maui aud Wedges, Digging
Irons, 2 Crow Bars Picks. Mattocks,
Sledges, Shoyels, Hoes, Rakes, Hooks,
Forks, etc. pair Balances and Lot OF
Old Iron; Lot Of LOCUST POSTS,
dressed; 500 WBERRY BOXES
aud Crates, Stands of Bees, $50 Black
Spanish Fowls, 100 BUSHELS EARLY
ROSE POTATOES. Il lot of Turnips and
CABBAGE, SOC Bushels White and Yel-
low CORN, and a large Lot OF Fodder
and HAY;
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20
Local ana Personal Affairs
Hu.Ic.

Miss c. r. Harris. graduate - ;hs
Conservatory &c msisic ~ Stanton
Va. aud having studied al Sfaifh Col
lege. Northampton. Mass, &tii eive les
sons in vocal aud Instrument! music
on piano and cream. Terms made
known on application - Rev. s.. J.
Harris.
Before yon bny your c,othing, boot-
and shoes. Please cali afsa zee my Ane.
AMI get prices. j. q. Potter.
4 farm for sale - trade. VII sci
on easy ;srma or will trade f8T stock
Inquire nj the Post Office.
Canned goods for sale cheap, at
NisEE BEos.
Headqiar;er7 fos nice halls and bon.
nets AT Mr.. AcBrides.
GIT EDGE BUrTzR oT Icr. AZ
Rows.
For n ine line Of gloves or miten.
call On {. J.. Putnam.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20


Remember that +. Young delivers
bread Tor c. 4. Putnam.
Canon City coal for sale hy Platt &
Frees.
BNs WAGONS nj Spanogle & Funks.
A large assortment of ichus end
ties at the leading millinery store one
door north OF the bank.
Jackson Coal Company coal for isalc
by Piatt & Frees.
Ro5v has the boss apples in togn
only 80 cents per peck.
Denver and New Orleans coal. the
host in the world. for sale by Jones &
Magee's lumber colnpaay, Red Cloud
Ask for the iiuspAy wind i1iiss, nj
Spancgle 4 Fenks.
Go "a Jones & Magec's Lumber COM
many for yuur lumber and coal. They
are sole agents for Denver and New
Orleans c9al, in Nebraska. tt
C. +. Putnam sell the Minneapolis
-four.
Seanoele & Funk are agents for the
Halliday wind mills-sire them a cali.
Nut coal at Plat & Frees.
Fine Saginaw salt, $500 pc. barrel AZ
Miner Bros.
= For a superior quality Of bread, 60
To the bakery of c f. PUTNAM
Sandwich power shelters at Span
ogle & Funk's.
Putnam delivers bread to all parts
Of the city.
The Il. & II. r. II, known as the
Burlington Route offers special ae-
vantaceS 30 travellers. See thier
advertisement in this paper.
A fall line Of spring wagons an!
bagyies at spanogle & Fuaks.
Choice Hans Is cents per pound a
Miner Bros.
rhnse contemplating purchasing
ANYTHING in the line ola harness. sad
de. whip. trunk, valice, call snd see
the immense stock OF ]. L. Miller, who
is prepared 20 o.ier special prices and
inducements for cash or on tune.
C. E. Putnam's bread is made Of Min
neapolis iloar.
C. e. Pusnam's is the place 10 got
grapes, peaches and apples.
Go to c. i. patnasn's for your
cannedgoods.
Apples a cents = peek st J h
Auitz.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20
Ordinances No. ?.

To :. o,da,oe5 by ,beR oorI az Tr,,s.
,oasor,Le ;-nhsEit.rts 80 Ito t,yu r.;
nj CO.. ~ q ,ny .e-s.o sb.,l
S;oat.r-. 90" ,ias ,on.ket nstol
,oyniyer ar ans .,brr IN. ann j., tla
s.roe,s aileys ,r on H., common. o..
Pca ciond nnn, ropyir,iou thereof
800 nc,s,, "a ogauJi,g shall 30
fined in any sum not le-- ,aan one
dollar nor moro :aan my aoi'ais to-
p augf,s, s.ad ls-s
s,i,'nn3 Rot. a"d Fancy cool
that can be found anywhere in the Re
publican valley.
The old reliable Chicago Lumber
Yard has a fall stock of building ma
tcrial. aad for iov prices, aud good
qualities II doiies competition.
~. a., ,;,,c ., cot, s--airs n, I,
r., .i.s,na o,,t 80 A G,i Ene
'r.-.i - an5isc-Sne,i,f hs~.
- !, r1nAKS ,nl DniAftNS
e"''
NJ. c. 4. Hanson. viii open . n,w
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20
ApIIU.

Owing - ire fart ihss tfFsirsss de-
mandS ray attention. .nssd. re 0ihes.
| surrender tlg@ zen 20 . Eoge ab!e
loealizer who 80 sianhs viii PIT egtfy
eGuf: fufeard - please The puEileaud
sni afea4 fnnea i<gierthau ze liaFs.
We wHi e4y hsFegcs. tssatA strtag ..
Tcce!iecftgns has beer placed ia the
sftle = oar memory. hanging ~ hong
iessoons ike s.T.eI arrles ia SeS
EgIsnd Kitchen. Hoping that sheu
oiiee duties ere less aFttnon=. ". may
again aupear hefggc y9u a. loeAl scribe
q t6e CUgxT. aNo~ rae 20 su0scr.te
mysei. ~ your trBsy.
AEaEzg j cfTEE, JH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20

! TA@ Rev Gso q Ycsssr ~ r-xsa
nsxf sAEs ngfaias sne sySa-ag Al
ias Congregational easTea
NasuTn-At he --hars CO ~
tFAtss psFesa . IsEa. O. 1a
bT sas E<v eaa = as@. ~
Care II FAss of Ees Ca14 49,
Ns caag BeA g! ws-sF 60
Ma
A. Ts- Sah As. A. flet -
aT8al on.egt = IvSsH ~ A~ k,
Cot cauF
II rsh
sat vss = Gre ffi
> eefssu ste! S. 'e sf
8. -saH 6ss tr-f ~.
not ua. max ate
4 ~ ~ NJ N~a. ara Z.
csstAttz 90 as NsE
- -sl oat - asa4 . T.
B41ms sl s a.
he L1sy a. au.l
1iHr as Be- .1rt h G
ts. is,. ~. c.tl. aI Art-.
,rea.ei aoer
Tr ms4 rl 81 Na-a Jse 10
p bore issr
eh m r-y ana i-as
ore I-sf -slsA " asr!sars ..
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20

The foIiowirz p~en-eIcsptins the
last sia8Ea-sR- conserved ant Fe4uE-
81 81 sisnpec-p: so1ae Gu.s ato. and
bss Ter Fehszfyel - sserai eompe.
t.ni critic. ~ 0es1 rot ogiy pfo
horned x16bg % publication. tat r.
Save syeg te.n tod that Ee bsl ga
ri.AI - WITHHOLD such sentiments
isaIa the world. TIA; Tie orly authority
80 csu bal - sustain that yea ~
Bile ore 1h.eh .ays ~Mh4t- evrr $.
hear 10 tEle eaT isist proclaim Ne or
90" Abls t1H. sEHi 4 "a comp3aac.
Hlfh thai IS u or We sctfe ;os;A ;he
poem, iessias tine "hnaise top part u
the na.ln.e 90 nlhers
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20
Wci~,er ,,Iuufv.

NItNsEt N'NNVN
County judges office. Nov. ,e.nl
Isl Nutice : hereby given, ;bsi TIE,
iltls Jay al November. lSs1 = hxei
~ the court tc- she cxaEaaaisoa 4H5
proving tie lass Viii and Testament
81 camtie! GtreSr. GecgaSed, lsss -.
tie e,agHsS aud ssats asogs>aEi; ssa
atsa al iSnoU% Interested ~ Tire Mss
ter Aforesaid w1si splc@C al said time.
~ ttse ProtSle 1tssseS eihce Ia sx.i
c.Jaaiy, Z c0less tie prostate al s4ai
Viii. ile0 desired. Otherwise is Wsl
proceed wIsnast aelay. aud a. pToSta-
eli ~ aw. 6iSecs under my isaad aml
ile zeal of said court. tsls sesb day 81
Oct. isS2, JSol L. NFts.sx.
lbs coGasy Jusigc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20

4 hre nne OF clothing lass received,
and viii he sold az bostSa prices. Cad
and see Them At ]. 9. P~otteTs.
TixEEg EoTEcx-Aa asa forbidden
rcnioslGy any timber or fuel en- the
farms known rs the susd0w's Ross
farms IxFHRxr SMITH.
Lsrgest asscrtmen. OF millinery
goods 20 be found in the city, nj Mn.
NcBrtdee
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20
JUSTICE COURTS. WEBSTER co,
NERkAskA.
The Jones 4 Masee Lumber COM
pany. flsin,ii.

The Jones < Magce Lumber CONF
pany, Plaintiff,
vs..
w. J. Hob~on. ". A. Reese and
j. Il. Sawyer, a hrm doing hgi,iauSs
ua,ier the name and style ot
iiaasor, Reese i SAWYER. DefL
The above named deiendan. will
take notice ina, on the SIS; day -
August Iss2 rraas X. Gump. a has
iice Of the Peace. IN and for lied C,oud
precinct, Webster county, Nebraska,
ls>aed an order Of attachment for the
sum ~ tSl26.6S.i IN an action pending
before him. wherein the said Jones &
MAgcc Lumber Company, Is plaintiff,
and the said ". j. iiooSon. w. Y.
Reese and J. l. SAWYER, a firm doing
business under tie name and sty of
iIob>0a, Reese & Sawyer, and titai
properly consisting % u certain quality
az yak piiiag aud timber, has been at
taehed under said orier. Tia; on the
lith day of September, isSa in the
same action. by and between the u.
parties. "a second order of attachment
Ma isssass. aud property coEssisiins III
spices pilins one lot OF rope iosr trDeS
ro.iers, two erog-hars. tao esaie
chains. n s.ed-e hammer, one
wreach. three hand rings aaa enc
gFai-hoaS has been attached. Said case
was continued TO The 81 day OF Now
emher, lSS2. al 10 O'Clock, A. u.
Tag JOKES a MAogg LUMBER Co
By cksg & NcNsSy. their Attorneys.
Dated at Red Cloud. this iith aay OF
October. ISL IAa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20

A man in oar oaoe me ether 5sy
eie-el up a espy Of TIE Bae Isis!
Times ami .oEsas Il folded iss-seia cut
ard ,aoss-hs TIE ei.r.sr mus; be uy.ag
70 sci his best lot foremost
Somebody at Cc1se- who warts 10
Epd eas Vac wrose t5n coxsma Mica
ton from rfsst plsce. wAseA spfeszel
ahcut tie las istss. can Dis - ~ shss
ufzre upon sL~nwaSjrss cause fox snSh
. ce.lgs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20
SILks SsRBEg.
Law AooIsF
J. ~sHEgEooD.
l. L. A~LGEfsHE,
EuB. \. SHIREx.
sTATR OF NEBRASKA

-eAhts Rht NJ
&c K rsmeu 0efcd u..g uu thi. srth
day cf SIitEH sr, iSs1 b fore the
uGGec> II v. Il sg1osm. a Notary
fUI.ae IN AMI :or said county per.o1-
Ally came Siss CARRIER. Lev. Moore.
J. y Sherwood. L. + Albysat aud L.
V stirey, - ne kU0Sn 90 be tie
identical persons whose u@Ues ar.
affixed tu. ara VINO executed TIE for
gong instrument. aad acknowledged
llie same - ue tseir Kotgutsry SCI and
stee; toT the uses sai pGs,r@ taes sa
-; FORTH Witness ny hand st.1 No
tsriai zeal tie day aIad year iAst ab0yu
Wniten. " ii. STEoBM.
,sgALl NolaFy Fub.ic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20
yas sess r.ing "a,

Tie Ga<osise Score fg sale In
Mitchell & Noss<rt i the be-s tAins
for cooking sgsi bazsag - ned weather
tizxs has .sez keen ssFease5~ SAVES
fsei. saves tinse sE4 ds- Rex hesf W
s..se r1-srs- Warranted u BE sAka aid
ai-ossfsy non21yicsIse I@ii AZ
Lssessclt 4 Narhsrts hardware sore
and exssnsas ste sore OK
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20

frarr sunssse aod rso-Fise. starlight
'sni chsiGsii. .rona he .p.sssoE -
sEnnser pr ihe glory II winter. Btaelr
syes have 0see hsss snrofaio. thai
snrJ RAY zee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20

We sell Batter Tubs and Ashton
aalt. and pay the highest casa pr1ee
fsr R,,,fer a Egss. 45-t.
ORNsRy 4 DscSERsoS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20
JssrS Earr~z.
iavd oses@' Bls.asraa. Sss st

izea Hfgez ~ HtesEtsT-an. hsA ssHH = @
s~fses - scf-ss s Est ~ Eel v
rar.sa rftisrE as : s - Fteattln -
EaIs tess Ffsaf 70 sggF-ft - ts as
sarlrs t1ai stt-y usrraf - fE - sale 49,
-srs ~rs ~ t&e ssfsrrar faa-f 70 #@fMFr
esBa5r. q 80 81 - @ai S-a. 90
-aL1rtE sNE = --
sh-ss x Bs-
81 {! -r< No ss+ re f1H - 49, nsE -
Fs- Sc ras~s re y esssFs
- rs sa reE~ gr zsi
r1sugsfF-a ~ aa isE4 TX + as
hsEs sr~sEB ~ar-s 8. soA "a az2 = 80
Ia 5hz4lf. a. ~ = @
e*l&Af&. ksE s;gF.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20

TIE following political meetings e.
be addressed Nv speakers named nave
been appointed for tins senatorial. dist
rict.
Wells. Oct 2irh. p. MI. J. Gar
bntt Edwia G. Hawley, u l. New
CONFER.
Bloomington Oct Goth. 7PM-H J
Gatutt. Edwin itaNiey. V II Str1iu,
Franklin. Oct. 18th. = T Nj J!
Toli - >wI,zcr. Ino T. wilcox.
Elycrt0n. Oct. 2.th. - Mas :
Gillian, Il " Montgomery CT Wat
kius.
Rcd Clond. Oct @Sth. 2pa-HJ
GarbUtt. J II Fold. p Ms W Salt
Ger is Gillian. jain Mitchell.
SCide Rack. Oct. S0;h - NJ III
Todd, John Il Hart T a SNeczv.
superior, o.. 81. N-Edwin {
Hawley. " II Strohm, L \ Swecxy.
Nelson. Nov. 1T : p NJ i SNeezy.
" III Stroam. Elwin & iiswiey.
Blue Hti.. NoV. 4.rH-J II Todd.
Al kenney, CM Woodland.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20
fcuna

An agseai1e dressing ir tire hair
:asi XII Stop is h= heea sa
ior Fsrssr E2IT BGena-
d~s5a-n<ae3 frEs p1nty. aasy sap
pies tssis asD&-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20

On trashy extracts when You can
h,,v ala<ting perfume so delightfully."-
fragrant aud fefresiing 5 Fsoreston
Cologne.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20
FER Cent. Gonsy 70 LIN

&oEey - rrsye 81 vsh GA hnai ~.
ce /. ~ ga aess@ &na Al : PER cest,
xn4 i-e3 yer cetst- soAsu1~Nn - ~
Straight , per ceat- ns raEaus ea.
1Na y Nu1xssx.
ptsco Es<S door 20 Ce.z cEsc &fs
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20

Art 0Ae, n, F.eut-xfrz S.A S.tf - .
N1:ire 4 hersHT r.z a 49, srHzv-r
us--5 49, ie- 49, ~s u4st-~ ~ go srsrs.5-s
&. nssts free Fra 80 ssEFs- s' trr GtfG. zai
fkaf .stH rr-f -FF a. - sfa 81
l.sirfe. Eas-s g stsssF Coss:s $50 - >at4f4aS
ust. ZAI-- vir-
s4gv< Ezrwsz.
Een-rps4 ear - r E~ 80 - e. -
Is fvsa g rzsge - Ale Gsua sb~ fatr :
Ei1rFer - T-sa 80 r1usulaf re .
uFs e sd cn&tifA - - fetf tE& Ffs 4 rng
l~r-rr- Aierr &. -Uta. trsa ErFar. .E1a-
g.. Ie-ssu al q We
Lo-s : y. swITZEa. E@-s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20
Arrival VA nsras:z-s Q: fs-s 20 sd
frsa PED sieua fos, ss-oe.

All mssf,, VII s. essss4 =; ,hs hsuu -bsr-
s.stsd. aSes seErs ira .. u. q /. . 81
Money o-s.f sfses sssn fra : =. N - : 8. m.
20. = hours "a sandag : g. 5 . "a.
=. J. Srsr-. =. s..
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20
ARTICLE TX

The organization 81 the biak sha..
he complete aud perfect upon IL. fe
la- "' 'r,ts ssic!cs vi incorporation
"a ID, oil'ye o. tse cpGuty tierx n
Ncl~le: C,9iIiy Nebraska Tor he re
nlaintle- ci 'Ae par l>>1; a.sl d5rine
the year lss5 Levi Moore st,al l..
President Lows = Albright yice Tres
i4cut snG l.. \. SHlTey Cashier.
Hituc-s oir hands tAIs t1eaty-sizth
day a.. September A. p. lSS2
Ia the presence ct ". II. Strohfn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20

Lsra OE . At E,sn.nzsaB Sss. So - iSs2.
Ne-irs - he-r-T r.-rn shss 'Ar Ifis~sos
-s-vr3 s~ssfIs- - t.rf rast-s Of ts afsaf -
r.r. faai ~rtyy ft-rr 81 - gle-E 81 bait
@ y sS.t-r c-I-rF Ssa ~ ~ aNre b. Red
C,suI S,b. Sc ~sf4rBs,p-- 80 t-ss 49,
F~eEk tsrsT1tl
IVA Fas-T Ma 80 FER ~ &C. tsEn
- farz Gou ~ rz-~a TIE f5 3~ -ttrs.4
~-re Ef.Fe So e.r .s-E r1ti-a-s errc. ~
s-li5 80 q sr4 a@e So H~ =
ifl,tls tiFa tr.+se- ErFeFhs-' ak aaa
LEILA r.. What. 81 .fs+s See
ra =. sfL.M EEsssr.