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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
4 BURGLAR MURDERS 4 WOMAN

MAssILLoN, Ohio, July 3.-Mrs. kirtland
arose at o'clock this morning to 60 to Crestne AS
she WAS opcnIng window burglar on tho roof OF low
porton OF the mousse fred at her. the bullet taking effect
In her chin she has died. Several tramps have
hasu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
DROWNED AT A LAUNOli'
,,,Nv LIVES LOST NEAR GLAs'o".

MANY LIVES LOST Man ,s,zrs-
steamer intended 70, til the ,,s s0estas ciTas sST fs~
was launched sDom Glasgow yesterday. The ves,
miles from tba STAYS at fast ra1e
sci lei lei' c.nsized @ by the top-weight ana ana
and was os the tide. Scores of persons
the force ISsoUn -, into the water and fifty or
were ,"nro s"nU carried down with the steamer
more sieh Se sank The scenes that followed were re
,.ronainc wllcn 1'n Every effort was made 10
heai 'i'4 .hnse N the water, but many lives were
iesou' rhe number of those who were drowneu
ios'. ,'nown r hut up to nightfall yesterday
fortv.one f. bodies had been recoVereu, 'mo r,ors -
diver thought that there were as inan' '''''
in the vessel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
4 MONUMENT TO CUSTER AND HIS MEN

MoNrELLo, Wis, July 3.-The granite shaft
which is TO mark the spot Custer and seven CON-
pancs Of the 9TH United states Cavalry were killed
was shipped TO Montana yesterday. The monument con-
on base O. the same material II is inscribed With tho
namea OF tho slain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
TELEGRAPHIO NOTES.


CHICAGO PRINTERS NOT TO STRIKE
CHICAGO. Jnly "a meetilg OF r Inc .,,ano, 0niGaeU
TvpoRraphical Union held last night Iho question Oh
dsman for compensation was dlscussea ~ Was
not 10 upon strike, aud To defer any ecuoh u
Oc-o .. ...
THE WYOMING MASSACRE oMMEMoHArED
WIIKEsBARRE Penn, Juiy 3.-Ine iOoth ahni-
versary OF me massacre at Wyoming was oeegated his
afternoon al the old monument In Forty Fort lneo vas
settlers from all parts olLuIeho
LgckawanDa and Wayne Countios
THE POLK JURORS DISCHARGED. A..
NASHVILLE Tenn, Julv 3.-Judge Allen, or tne
Al ,ourt was not satisfied with tho Jurors who had
bee In the ira OF POk and thiH morn
Ing he discnsrged ali OF them ana oaeied ne"
panel -
LARGE REVENUE FROM LIQUOR.
CfNcINNArI, July 3.--The payments OF tno tax
undor tho provisions tho scott Liquor AZ Jaw now hp
uroxlmate s46OODJ. The County Commissioners to'uay
OF time for payment OF tho tax until
July
HORRIBLE FATE OF CHILD
TROY, ~ Y, July "a year-oid enid OF John
beheaded BY the cars At Hoosck fais
The frantic mother over the infants voy
head Ia hand and the body Ia
house.
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4 FATAL FIGHT AMONG PAWNEES.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 3.-A fight occurred
at An Indian dance Bird Creek Indian Territory last
night over one hundred Pawnees with revolyers aud
knives took pare Two Indians were killed and others
wero wounded.
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FOUND RIDDLED WITH BUCKsH01:

yIcKsBURG, Miss, July 3.-Captain u,
Cole, a memoer of the Board Of Supervisors. ~ 81
In the road this morning tina city and ~
which Is live miles dislaut, with his body ri00)c4
buckshoI. No arrests were made, Dut tAero - 4UIl
the murderege
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
GENERAL CROOKS INDIAN POLICY.

OMAHA, Neb., July Sat the banquet to
General Crook last night there was an unanimous seh
ment that tue Government should adopt General
Crooks peace rocy dealing with the Indinns as the
ONLY one that the managem mt or tue inIl4ns shu
Of Indian affairs should turneJ over TO the Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
FIREWORKS IGNITED BY BOYS.

OswEGo, N. Y, July 3.-Some boys to- night
set fire to several hundred dollars worth Of fireworks IN
Harts confectionery store In Firstst, causing great
excitement. The building caught nre, Dut the naes
were soon exit nguished.
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FORCING HIS sOS 10 KILL aiA

sx,pwrrH, Miss, July 3.-The Corcners
quest on the body OF the nan'sr 'an,,oa' ~. W..
sa.a rns muxzle OF gun against his side, 40 ocn1
p .svea year-old BOY pull the trigger thrSoea
Viii him III Ee refused. ,1I@|f|
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MIR. ELAWs WOUND HEALING.

RICHMOND, Va, July 3.-lnformatlon irom
Port Republic, Va, tonight ia that Mr' bi"his CON
dl,o, IL iuuroyed lie rested well all day, aud his
wound Ia doing we'll II no comGlioations appear
it IL expee ed that will be In condloh 10 DC taken
10 his home In Louisa County In a week or ten oaSs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
AFLOUR MILL BURNED.

WATERvILLE, Me-, July 81. S. Bangs's -four
ing mill was burned this morning with its contents
Loss, 81 900; insured for $4,000.
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Fatal ACCIDENT AT SARATOoS
TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUssl,

IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE 'hIO0.. ,. -, a a
SARATOGA, July 3.-Mrs. Frank uo
voung marrie, woman. met witha fatal aeu"s"s
touight. she was oul riding aud was aco"1np
her young child and boy Tue ,a.s sl, saf ana No.
on hsr IA cad broke her neck. Inc pa'o ""' =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
AN OREGON TOWN IN DANGER.
SAN FRANCISCO, July ga dispatch iron

Astoria o. egon, received late last night, says "a ds
astrous rre Is raging here Nine buildings including
tho Oregon Railroad Navigation Dock, nave Deen
burned The lower part OF the town Is threatened"
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sPIRITUALIsM TO BE INVESTIGATED

PHILADELPHIA, July SIN pursuance OF
tho bequest OF Henry NJ. seybert, endowing chair OF
moral and philosophy In the Universally Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04

PANAMA. June 23.-Under the heading or
EARTHQUAKES and Volcanoes" The Star aud Herdd
give, the following description OF some recent seismic
commotions:
The volcano Of Omeepe in Lake Nicaragua Is at pres
ent in eruption much TO the alarm oil the residents 'n
the island which is formed by IT, On May l, at III "a H.
frightful and terrifying subterrsnean rumbling was
heard which lasted between two and three minutes ou'
no outbreak was visible On the following day anun-
her of people climbed 10 the summit OF the volcano 10
find tn the crater had increased In sZe and was aoou
thirty yards length and three In wldtn put is
deph could not be calculated Around 1t were stre"n
large quantities OF and rocks covered WIN sac
colored mud ashes we're scattered IN all drectoh7
Two DAYS aiterward on May series OF terrifying
erupuons, accompanied by prolonged rumphhEs' oo-
Cured About 23O pm the earth and rock IN the Vicinity
of the crater were seen 10 break lava flowed FORTH and
from II there burst upward thick column OF lead
colored smoke which the terrified villagers hylns
TO the churches In the belief that the whole issnd "a
about TO be de.royed No damage, however, was done
"The valley OF the Atrato situated
in the state Of Canca, IN this Republic
continues a centre OF that volcanic ACTIVITY
first eyinced there in September OF last year
Al Rio suoo about forty miles the Atlantic. tho
earth cracked and opened places throwing out
very hue sand IN heated state. wblie sDteTlahehh
ap1e aya wa G Gsan Iso % aos. t ertS oPeed sHd
water flowed out flooding tue sueeb 10 depth 0i tNO
Of Bnles and Ncurio completely enguied Ine
mouth Of river LeOn wnca enpirl lhtO lhe A.
lautc has compile ely closed up, aud al over tho as
Irict the movement Of IL 80 continuous thAt
the inhaDtant are emigrAtlhg
PANIC on TIE ISLAND OF oMErEPE
lBr CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICAN IELKGKAfHl
SAN JUAN DEL Sur, July g. via Galveston, Text -
reported that the volcano on the Island of Onolee
IN Lake Nicaragua, which been smoking for some
time II. now IN state Of eruption. panic has been
ne
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KILLED BY AN ACCIDENT ON A TRAM ROAD.

LONDON, July Sat HuddersheId Today
while n steam tram was descending an Incline. the
brake attached TO it failed work and the car was cap
sized. Two Of its occupants killed and thirty were
Injured Some of the latter are IN precarous cona
tion and 1t is feared that they will die
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
MONEY! MONEY
Honey 70 lsss % .ar'vea ts'as IN south.
srn H~ebfssk,Blt the vry best
sstsa n interest

We call the a .kntion 0fall desiring
such accommodations, b the farm
loan departmelt tOf our business, in
which We are s,ilb OtFeri,,, the best in.
ducements 70 titepublic
There 10 absolutely ~ cost To OuY
customers. N}ftes for abstract title:
no fees for rt4Ifding mortgages: no
fees for taking acknowledgements, no
loans paid IN checksIor drafts upon
which the borrower must u dis.
count in ord,rho get the money, but
all loans paid il acsusl cash. over our
counters without any deduction what.
over. M
In placing Ro3lr looms there il no te.
dious delay IL ADMITTING applications
to eIsterh p,ft3As, " nj facilities are
such that wtl On elise all good loans
on short nott1.
We are lr1parel to fill desirable
pans At mint Ger cent. straight, with no
charge Ut any nature whatever. All
payments " Sinterest and princips
may lie made o. opr bank, and will DO
sent the pertit& free of charge and
interest notes returned to our custom
mers.
A u GU, 4 fomptness and fair deal.
ing We refer b. those with whom va
have plActd bans numbering ut pres.
ent nearly - hundred.) Call Ut our
office, or aldSess us through the mail.
II II SIMPSON 4 SwsEzY.
IN Blue Hill. Nebras
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
Geo: Q. Yelser,
Reel Estate / l.s rssn lsl,!.

RED CLOUx NEE.
Once on Webster q cse in Mi,Is,A
Balls seed store.
~ Buys ami ,slls Real n ". st.s.d. =. 49,.
inc property and ~collectiu ySrs. Snc,W
Has on his books dcs,rablo Tow"
and farm property.
Farms from 81 To- ban acre..
below are u few fri
1Wm acres Of bel ntiLJl land v;.h
stream Of unfailinp IInter.
q very nice fArn1of 30 acres with
residence, fine bar. Wind mill and
ut n bargain.
100 acres fine lanS. 3 mi,e. from Rod
Cloud. cheap part oh balance 90 10, 2
time. E
Farm Of 100 acre. "A, under cu,,iv..
tlon, good dwelling, wind mill, walnut
ana forest trees. aD Smooth land.
land E
40 acres near Ned Cloud under
high state Of cultiyntiol.s
Farm of 100 acres, fenced, and crop
fenced good dwsllins. unfail,nx va
40 acres under ealtiya6on, cattle nor.
'es, hogs and crop, al offered for a
short time Mt low figureS.
farm OF 640 acre~, ~ under cultiva.
non with improvements, \ miles from
Red Cloud.
Farm Of 100 acres. 80 acres under.
cultivation, sod house and stable, offer.
ed at - 81 per ere.
FARM of $50 acres, about 80 ceres un-
der cultivation good dwelling, gransry
Also. town proper;yS business houses
residences, vacant lots suited for bust.
ness houses and dwellings,.
Now is the time for profitable invest
mrnts in and around Red Cloud.
Correspondences solicited.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
RUIN WROUGHTIN THE FOREST.

How depressing II is to see acres of
n noble forest. How s%addening i, isal-o
to see that thin spot in the midst Of
n noble forest. How saddening il is
also to see that thin spot in the midst
of your otherwise abundant hair. Stop
i ut once by the use of Parker's Hair
Balsam. For actuaal efficiency this
mmous aticle stands at the head Of it's
class. Elegant fer the toilet diicions
in odor, and restores the original color
TO gray or faded hard Economical. ~ u
slight, occasional application keeps
the hair and scalp in perfect order.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

Snake matches are the latest
wrinkle In field sports on Long Island.
The contestants start In different direc-
lions, end the one returning with the
grsstest number Of snakes hanging TO
his belt 10 proclaimed the victor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
CLIMBING THE SPIRAL STAIRS

Yes" she said. "our children are
married and gone, aud my husband
and sit by our winter fire NJ much an
we did before the little ones came "a
widen the circle. Life il something
ike u spiral staircase we are all the
time coming around ovc the spot We
started from. only one degree further
up the stairs"
That j. II pretty illustraiion," re.
marked her friend. musingly, gazing
INTO the glowing Goals which radlated n
pleasant heat from the many.w IndOw.
ed stove. you know We can not stop
toiling up the hill, though"
surely we cannot. and for myself I
dont hhd fault with that necessity pro-
vidcd the advance in life is not attend.
ed with calamity or suffering, for I
nave u my share Oi that. Not long
since my health utterly broke dow u.
My system vas full uf malaria. NV
digestion became thoroughly disorder.
ed and my nerves were in u wrcuhrd
state. WAS languid. ate little and
'hat without enjoying IL. and had no
strength or ambition to- perform even
neht household duties. Medical treat.
mcnt failed to reach the seat of the
trouble. The disc rse-Awhich seemed
to tie weakness of all the vital organs
progressed until l had several attacks.
which my physicians pronounced to
ne acute congestion of the stomach.
u last OF these was y desperate strug.
SIe nnd ! was given up to die. As the
crisis had partially passed, my hu.-
hand heard Of the merits Of Parker's
Tonic rs MI invigorant in ju,t such
cases M mine. ! took il and felt it's
good effects Mt once. II appeared to
pervade my body, Ms though the bless
ing Of new life had come to me. TAX
ing no other medicine | continued to
improve. and mn now in better health
thnn have been for n long time"
Extract from nm interview with the
wife of Rev. 2. Perry, Pastor Of Baptist
Church, COldbrook, Mass.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
Had 70 Pay Up

A funny story Ii being told In washA
ington Ut the expense Of W. W. Cor
c0rsn. the millionaire philanthropist
which goes to show that millionairos
must occasionally step up to the Capt
aims ethcs and settle, just the same ~
poorer people. It appears that Mr..
Corcoran chartered . special car IT.
himself and party 70 take them to Wits
Sulphur Springs. paying lightweight
dollars. When the ar Was switched
or from TIN Midland road at Char.
lOttesvillo 70 the Chesapeake road tho
new conductor came around for tickets.
Mr. CorcOrsu refused TO pay. on the
ground that he hal chartered the car
tor the Springs. Tho conductor OK.
planned that the Pennsylvania road had
no control over the line and that unless
cighty-eiXht dollars was forthcoming he
would have 10 side.track the car. II
will not pay another cent" said Mr..
Corcoran, who would have said the
anne II the amount had been eighty
eight cents. and I will spend LOO. $50
before | will be imposed upon In this
manner. "Who are you. anyhow"
asked the conductor. Nv. W. Cor.
coran. Of Washington. SIR" was tho
stately reply Of the gres. twenty times
millionaire. "Well, SIR" was the re-
ioinder. iii you are Mr.. Corcoran you
can better afford to love 5000 900 than
l n to lose my place." lie said hi
would telegraph Ibis manager. however.
tor instructions. At the next station
the reply csme Endorsing the conduc-
tor. This was shown Mr.. CorcorxnI
and he was further Informed that tho
car would be side-trscked right thore
N tho woods unless tho fare wns paid.
The millionaire growled and swors and
threatened and paid the money RasA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
N IAtorssda9 Incident e Travel n
Montana.

A tNtter to the Philadelphia PrPss Thus
lrscribas the recens stage robbery near
Helena. Montana: The stagc was NOV.
ng along At Q walk. about noon, when
.hree masked rufiSus emerged from
heir hiding place, and. lcveling their
,hotguns At the driver aud passenger.
,houted Hands up" The order Wa
promptly ebeyed, without . mufmur.
and. In Ubedence 70 the next command.
every mas stepped from the stage with
ais hands In the cir, sud formed In line
IN the rradsido. Then one oi the
posse stepped forward and helped
himself to the contents Of each pocket
while the other I've kept their guns
scvclcd % - to en6lahe the line. There
wcre two ladies aboard o on the box
and one inside who cried bitterly. bus
he gallant assurances Of the Claude
Duvxls that nobody would be killed I'm
.ess they resisted, allaycd their fears;
Tor they knew too veil that the terror.
stricken niae with their hands In the
cir hadn't strength enough let 70 pull .
trigger. The valuablcs being secured.
he stage vas allowed 20 pass On. and =
merchant with . two-horss team, who
followed. was next held up. but was
victimiEed only TO the extent Of some
whisky and cigarA Though this Il
quite q serious business, yet Il has Ito
ludicrous side. which 10 worth telling.
One passenger in leaving the stage put
hls p~ocketbook. containing S!lN. in
tho folds Of the curtain and dill not
search Tor Il Again until the stave hal
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
Legal Notice.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
Tor the EiEth Judicial District, held
n and for Webster county, State Of
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
Something New IN Snake Stories.

On last Thursday night, as the stage
was coming from Msrkleville. the road
seemed to got very heavy near Wood.
lords Canon. The nearest horses could
hardly drag the load. and thcy seemed
" have harder work ut every step. FL
nally they stopped to rest at the top Of
The little knoll Just this side Of Wood.
lords station. aud when the driver ut.
tempted to start the horses they could
not pull an inch. He dismounted and
took . lantern 70 examine the running
gear. when, TO his astonshmcnt, he
found. ~ he supposed, that q rope had
boon tied between the two wheels. Law
Ing his hand on the rope, he started
back with = yell OF horror on dsroyer-
ing that y live snake had twisted itself
between the hind aud fore wheels, and
was holding the stage rs securely ~ IL
the wheels had been tied with an ip.h
rope. The reptile had evidently besl
trying to block the stage for several
miles. and when the horses stopped for
= rest improved the opportunity to
tighten the coils so rs to etlectually pre-
vent the stage from starting again.
The passengers got out and tackled
the snake with clubs aad stones, and, as
the reptile thrsshcd about under the
wheels. the horses were wild with ter
ror. He was finally killed by . blow
on tho head. and II was after midnigh,
before they got him d~isentangled from
the wheels. He was tho style Of snake
known as the mountain runner. and
measured twelve feet four inches. When
stretched tightly between the wheels he
Vas much longer. -Odrson (Nsv.J Ap.
peal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

All over the land are going into &c
stacy over DIR. Kings New Discovery
'or Consumption. Their unlocked for
recovery by the timely use of this grea,
life Saving remedy, cause. them To- 20
nearly wild in it's praise. 1t is guaran.
tced to positively cure Severe Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Hay Fever. Bronchitis
Hoarsness. Loss of Voice. or any ailec.
ion OF the Throat and Lungs. Trial
Bottles free ut II. Cooks Drug Store.
Large size $l.OO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
4 LITTLE CHILD.

4 LITTLE CHILD.
'Hrsss y from Sa'p S%sls:.s w Socc: .nn sr,s
ofone s,nsl hand upon he Sssrt
N Nta With lids that mlmckSd deAA,
In fever flames our darling lay;
While 70 Who watched her huttsr1ne breath
Could enly wAs And hops. ssd prAy.
Psls e,ti,ns shapes sua wAispe~sd words
Hanntsl the husaed aud ahsdowy room
Xwsis. and dsSSrssi slssa The sissn.
On vacant ohs,rs and silent wallis.
Grow old. how strsnEe. hos spectral Nm
At In q tranos VI feAs y" -;
Peril ~ QUO we csnn.
fcril and pain 70 one b
NAks ssanGans eOwas~ he hrAvs.
ms lawn rosc, pitiieeay hrt1As;
Tho eunshiue wore an alien hue;
Nhors va noe spy more delight
~ san6 q ND o. epArk u NJ.
aow idle sssnsd tho tsss that elAtmsa
"A cold, accustomed Nsrstce stili
~ y. :S .s1s u EI.s - .So2 2s sss ~ and '>'n's'
vrscndship ,tself email sol.cc brosvSs,
.Wo oame ami vent like dull mathineos
The nosS esnlisr keuHnhod sossssi
rhe eotdeu aelds and aaure sktae
Wer0 vsusd In sorrowful sclipaa,
Il sameA aSxa th0ae dHrkoned cye@
Nv a0kloA eoss moro thoes Nhldish MA
Another nishsi ell night phs slept
u woks: o yoy! wns c,sr dawn
~ heNvenly sweet ~ thst which swepe
WIN DISABLING Ak0wssD NE ereee aud lAWDd
EAA hilla1As StovneA By lowering browS
OF vloUtny tktcksts everything;
oot 10 she dripping eAeasnut bouSAe
AsAaAffUi robin pasohsd and suaS.
Dear ovusa oe hss hiass nisaas
From paln And che 0esat DreNd VNsA byl
tsnCo oIbed our souls, the light Of psAse
We 0vog " ~ earth n skv.
ohapptea1 AAy Of eli ths ysafl
kech nomehs sad ~ Joyous thru;
Whatsvss oasne brought hope and ohose;
Akks we've ud1nDo 00od md VI
HQw peves mese, y heaSA, b. SD
wan W0u1 cd tpmp9e drVuch the pAoA.
8ut heep tbs day With thoughts - glsd
~ ro6ns aineiag IL the raia.
- =. 1veerid0p. II Youths CsNpastoA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

Women ere . great deal tougher
men, or the low neck or short
sleeve fashions would have killed them
on long ago. And where II the man
whs could wear the modsra lace sleeves
ed ken vs1ls
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
Maria Ayers.
vs..
ZnAhnn A A..aa,

Nathan A. Ayers.
Nathan 4. Ayers, defendant in the
above entitled action, will take notice
that MariAAyers. plaintiff in the above
entitled acton, did on the 10Th day OF
Noyembe1 A.. d.. 1883, file her petit
ton aglif4, said defendant in the dis.
trict colryof Webster county. Nebras-
ky. chatgf g said defendant with vii.
fully RID blooming said plaintiff 6r
more utse two years last past ; also,
chg Eihyfaid defendant with having
ilYfthe bnth OF October, A. d.. 1883,
ldd atd ers places and divers times
since t4t date, and prior thereto,
comni,t0 d adultery With certain
lewd w4nen, to plaintiff unknown.
The o5j4t and prayer of said petition
INA lid plaintiff may he divorced
I'm ~ defendant and for the Gus.
NyaIN care OF Richard s. Ayers and
SHl Ayers, sons, and the issue Of
fa! Seriage also, asking a decree
6l!dr ~ plaintiff alimony and for such
other ID further relief M equity may
slRg's The defendant, Nathan A.
ANer.SGill therefore take notice that
me- luired TO answer said petition
g ~ before the seventh day Of
Sps, A. d., 1884.
Maria Ayen.
Case 4 McNeny, her attorneys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
aueklen's Aru!es Sslvs,

The greatest medical wonder Of the
world. Warranted to speedily curs
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Saltrheum
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains,
Corns, Teeter, Chapped Hands, and ali
skin erup,ions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance or money refunded.
% cents per box. For sale By
2Oyl. Henry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
500 Acre Farm
FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAS 365
acres of fine farming land for sale
or rent. 100 acres under pillow, 100
acres bottom land for grazing, river on
north line. IL acres timber. viii
rent entire farming outfit if desired.
Will leave some cattle il wanted. Farm
= l~ocatedtsix miles from Red Cloud,
has three good houses, barns. stables.
sh.'s, wells and lots of good water. A.
acre fenced. Also, cattle pens. All.
diess, or apply ON farm, to
IRED PETERSEN, Engineer,
~ Red Cloud, Nebraska.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-14

Rev. DR. Hicks, Guiteau's spirit
uai adviser. during the last days OF
tne assassin il this world, has sued
a number Of newspapers ter publish
ins something about the disposal OF
the bones OF the murderer.
P,tissurg Methodist preachers have
been discussing faith cures. Rev. John
Hui believes that such cures are possi-
be yet. Per contra, Rev. L. n. Ea
tou tanks there is too much creduiity
IN the church ana is of the opinion tha,
mos, of the alleged cures affected are
in nervous diseases ~hIob are largely
dependent on the will power
Miss Annie Logan, Philadelphia, Pa. says
al have taken Browns Iron Bitters as a
tonic and consider |, an excellent prepars-
ton"
George Miller, of Monroe couoty.
recently caught skunks in one hole,
and obtained dollar for each skin.
4 Providence R. l., preacher. died
few dsys ago ms property Is
found to be worth over million
dollars.
To malariai Influences then protect
your s, stem by using Psrksr's Ginger Ton
ic. /, s,rrngibons the liver end kidneys TO
throw off malsri4l poisons, and is good for
general deoilit, and nervous exhaustion.