davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1883-10-27

At HAMPSTEAD, on Tuesday Evening,
October 3Oth, at VIM. L. Huff's Hotel.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1883-10-27
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

OCTOBER 27, 1883.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1883-10-27

C0AH' COAL A"
am still selling Coal and am selling the
same for less than any other dealer in West
minister.
sep % GEO. Y. ChAoo-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1883-10-27

FOR ATToRNEY-GESERAL,
CHARLES b. ROBERTS.
FOR COMPTROLLER,
J. FRANK TURNER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01
Arranging for Cr-mstisn.

Five checrfuli0rking grn'lernrn sal
rpund a table NJ 80 Vine sirryt lat
night, and advanced the NAiiunsl 'rr-
nation S,ciciy from the preliminary to
the fuli-fcig,d .tsgc. Book and pa
per. wrr. scattered before ii,.Ia. l-iirF.
lay about ready for consideration. the
SECRETARY mad" notes 80 ~si-aiily that
be- had scared, time L. talk. ard every
indication of = fiseiy business was pre-
en- ,o the visitor The c,ching work
was principally tn. Consideration 81 re-
quests for admission. letter. Of inquiry.
and Tia. adoption ii necessary Tuie.. and
~ the tim. thc adjourum-u, wac eject
81 the society Wa made foil, rad, to
~ on with H. work. The organization.
which j. the first 81 its Kind ia Amer
tea. wa started about a month asu by
siN Gentlemen and on. lady. who
thought = popular move in favor - ere
nation could D. better induced thr,,nyh
an organization than by isrrr iniis dual
example. Otto GauizsT. who VA. one
# the most active in advocating The
idea. VA INSIDE President. and. afsr
-orne rules hal t~en drawn mp. tho 80
Ciai organization was cosnpls,sd by
clecting Frank Ro-snau vice-fmsidsnt:
Frantz Joseph. SECRETARY: Nav Rnss-
nau. Financial Secretary: Rudolph
Sober. Treasurer. and Dsyid
klciuman. Trustee. The rule. ~
fcTrrl principally To the meihod. in
which funerals should b. conducted. anil
provided that the ~spcicty should furnish
a coffin. hcsrsc and one carriayp, and
pay all other expenses II transporting
the body from the late nNidencc Ia the
cremaiory. II the relations 20 the Dc
ceased wished 90 invite their frirri- or
make anv IL the usual display "a a ~.
neral thcy were TO have the right IN ds
- nj their own expense. tommunHs-
ton with the owners uf the Crrmatury
az Washington. Pa. brought bark The
answer that they voali ~rssisrs to-si~.
la ashes nj the rate II s.s aps~ce. aud
il was decided Ia make the Washiny,on
institution the active agen, IN carving
on, the society work. To pruFfde =
fund for exyeu-e- n CLASSIFIED entrance
fee - provided. based on n .uuss~ bat
similar expectation 81 life to that In 30.
by life insurance eompabirs. P.r-ops
from u to - years q! age viii pas 81
per wear: from \, To 81 wears. ~: - ta
- yearS. -. ~ tn ~ years. -. O. 10
- years. siO: sni 81 to Co years. Ell
Members Over 50 year. old viii kzss %
paw the fsIi expenses. and 3 eia~ "a
memt~r~ who viii nns take srfive psrf
in the sri.tys affair. will ais, he
charged the fun pncr-EaadoleAis
Frtss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01
Csing Tes Many MerdS.

The use 81 too many words - one of
the most common faults in writing.
We were attracted the other dsy by an
article in \ newspaper entitled '-Gump-
ton" and hastily concluded that q
writer who could use 80 homely and
strong 3 word n the title 81 his article
must have something good To say about
it. And 10 he had; hut he employed .
wild superabundsnce II words 90 ex-
press his thoughts For example {:
There are many p-n>ons. the majority
Of persons. in fact. who see. but do no
perceive. This awkward sentence be-
comes . good one BY simply leaving out
the redundant words. TINS: The ma
iorify Of persons go. but do not per
II would be still better, per
haps. to avoid the long majority. and
say: Most persons ~~. hot do nos
perceive Thus by erssing nine
wouds from . sentence Il sixteen the
thought is more Clearly expressed be-
cause il il more directly stated The
then remarks that MANY pessoss
have . habit Of -~Posfpooing and put
ting Il whss ought TO Dc done nj
once. The words and poefponing"
are useless In explaining The pro
cess" by which men are o get <ump-
tim. - shsoss about his words with .
lavish hand.
-h 3 .eisser.r b ssy.s more nor
less eAan tie dining and compesiag II
anythiag thst Deeds Ia be done spca
The instaek without dE&sy q pssfPoee-
Eenk ard It DE sa0e time . careful
a Whist d going On around
ooe-' By tie omission al Doge than
hall he wpsds a this bod scnaesce. IL
Is eouveFfed issO . fairiy to3ensh3e ooe-
:" II = de doing c9 vhst needs 70 BE
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01

had. n~essfhcIcss, byn sappssrissi y
the hesrsi~-f b. Dc g@sff.fnTf
on ~lsom he had ~eaiIe-l: iisi the sb"b
schen. VA. the Inspiration 81 q mo
msni ard Air fuiis Il a fen bours
work; aea that - trrs,szi tina; The ~
sult q IL would 10. ut onls The eman-
.cipaat,n Of the Nahoiist Church in,sn
|fhe kndsgc Il dSba. haI, the s;rnnz1b-
ening Of ti,c ipnlG fellowship aHoag
shs Aarch<s oSSrw Albion. To that
wish there werc many fsrycn, responses.
and after prayer 81 Thanksgiving by
the pastor. and the singing 81 "Bs.--ed
u. the Jie that Kinds" the ogn-rega-
ton broke ,sb7 That dss sfI nsvrr he
forgotten by any one who bad part in
it, doing. and fruit 81 the srcsi thru
-ow.d win BE- reapeiis shs inresigs
SLsEU II mani Scncra,ion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01

gentleman stopped hf< hnT~e n: a
foli-gais. and not -~eing tho gzteman
went info The hDu-e. FINDING M ono be
h-gnn tn -earrh. AMI finally discovered
ths ga;e-keeprr oui in iAe tsId n work
Although the old IN va quite = di--
tsnee swss. the gentleman went into
the Geld. approached The Old man sss
said:
"You are the tolI-za,. keeP<r.I b.
lieyes
'.Yes. sir" The old man r-Pli-d. tnro-
ing snd leaning upon he boz handle.
We'll. I want 10 20 fhrosSh The
-Ain's ,hr gate or~ns
"Y~--
We'll. Why don't you % ,hrvsxhs
Hs ny business Ia be sh~rc-
because ! want "a PSF yozL
And ycu czme nj The way osf here
~ pay me 6ve c~sfs,
.sY~- ar" aid N. gen;ien.n-rsest-
" hpoAssx the old mas in the pc.
Coaldn'. you have Ieft ibs nonev
oc the tab}<y
.re, but I wanted yos to Lso~ tA.s
I Paid yca-
-You an m hoaea Dsn--
-Tes. SIR RpshA the R>zskDan.
shi5e . Pieas-d expnssoa sYrr.d over
his fsr-
-.Yoa would have Walked three sims,
Is far 10 hsv. psid M sAss Eve csus<
~oaIAs's yvsf
YES. ssg. 4 uoabd-
-Hesp. JoAn-- the cd man csII.t 20
q boy that hy n The dad. ->eaii tn
dax asd 70 slosg ssd watch this f<ikr
siIf be girls swsy. bs . kus-ir~d dol
lars he aeak spDeshing Sosv ~ ksxss
she pesee--AStsssoo Trsreitz.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01

During a Western trip Of one Of New
York's railroad kings, made last wear.
il became known through the passenger
coaches thst his private car was IT
tached TO the train. and as the conductor
entered one Of the coaches > man from
Northern Indiana beckoned to him and
asked:
is Mr.. Gould's car with this train.-
= ..Ycs: SIR
lis Mr.. Gould in that carr"
He IS"
"CaB [ 90 in and see him."
-lf you can ges sa. -
well. IN n.y." said The mar. as he
rse up. Five goa . model here Of the
smartest. cutest and bes washine-na-
sheen ever invented. and 10 Mr.. Gould
viii drop his railrcaAs and take hold Of
this With me. IN wzzsane him . ssa.dy
income. sitter the ira year. Of forty doa-
lars q week"
He ;iint succeed b catering tAeear.
AMI tn may be the reaso why Mr..
t;onh s stili in the railroad business
EeH $500 &ea>
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01
II .M9slDg4 Gle "a coPpEa
PL4CK.

P4Ck."
woulina gle . copJsr pack
For ony man that f1sns hk tork
On duty clear:
Iwonidna srnsf him for . froaf.
Nor lift an oar In oBy boat
Which he ssght sc~r.
when sNsp~ssse js~s ~ s,snss shsusi BE-.
AM Fortune gies n man the plea,
Ahese'cr he te.
u isna hard Ia undErxiand
How he may walk throush kotse and land
Wi cheerful face and open hand.
. Continually:
Iiu: when, q spffe n wask asd snrc,
A man0nst ioss and failure bear.
lie rnerft< psaiss
VIVA ~fn not Ia misfortune how.
VIVA cocks hts bonnet on his brow
And nght- and nights. he krn-ns how.
Through lang. hard days
wonldna vie nm aud bawtrc
For ony man hat ! could scc
wha diina hold
The sweetness % his Inithcrs name.
Tho kindpess % his brothers claim,
The tses1Sa~ans fame
NFor nd Ian gold.
Nor Is it hard Tor him to do.
VIVA kens his friends arc Ieai and true.
Love sweet and strong.
Whose hearth knows not from year tO year.
TIN shadow of a doubt or FEAR. =
Orfccis the falling 20 . tear = n
For ony wrong
Nm sie kis praise. whose Ioye ID pain.
VIVA, wrong u. foryiyc.. and loves again.
And tbough he ert~ye-.
Iris not the dear one from hi~ care.
Buf loves hin maif. and mar. nnf mair,
And biicr his time VT hofe N prayer,
And still believes.
Az. gle him praise who 9ocsna fear
The ulrbiii fight from year Ia gear,
And wha grips fast
MS ain dear onrs through good or III.
H they wander. loves them still:
Some day Of Joy he'll get his MI;
He'll win nj last.
Harry Tor, {" Ha3sf. Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01

I~ ks sxe
e f@nss
~ 49, 49,
ts
N t ~
%sf
sea sMA ~
Ra "a
49, see
~
- e "a
sA
So aa i
TeF sha
go ks
o ss4 ra@ fa
a.
We aEE 49,
D. ~see
e<ss as~f
EAa Hsse w~s Ne&
80 axs at
- sssa tA as So
Ia 1855 s
a ZsH&M 49, 80 1871 E
kfsrakaa
49, wr q Nsss
srsaaas ass
fag a.
ps.1 Ae @
r. hs ts-f
mts
sfssnzA a. @ ~ Sass
4sFe 49, tasms
lzf as aS iAssN tFas
ts f~zzs -
saes4 49, ~
sAu 49,
81 e. Ef*aAs - N
90 HA una9F
- f. ssS ssv~ f
e t kMf
<ea "a as 49, Sass
I&Ni
49, ; k - n
49, tss r
- @sFF
&z eAss0z 81 fs&a ~
s4sasss 49, - e&ssfsm s
49, szss& - fs& - fr@
Tse Fs
ES4a~ ts~&
twf e. as0.~sss
sFssss &a as
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01

JuH sos~s LsvsEs - Tgs~ N.s
kNsssrxzaszxzl EeSg "a
nsza-Fsos o. 49, -
r~ss sif ss<~a@@ fa4s s~sx 49,
sso So tssgssssssx x~r.~. T
prss~&i FnaAA@G&-1s4ss l~bs
Obxas-
las rssr--sn rassassrsSrv .
sssr SO ps~~-f ID fhs H.tzs q Or
"a n . y<1 - ssxAa<~w 90 80. al
- ss~ Ho~sss hy q sssr e EEFg~s -
a. 90 h~~pa-rs s~as frvzs
esrA ho~.~ III ns~ssszsr~ Iii s.u
sxv u< sT1f i<xs11saxn, to- gsass
k<nes. ssst n agreed g. t~a wuA. E@
ssss'-d 60 fA~ - - 80 f~s
Da NoEnss kssr r~sx~asgs sssas
IN tssfss Hal sAss " zasss 80 @>~s
a asen~ ever g-xr ~ So Tss@i
-tssr@. . ar y4sy~st~~n sSs~~ fns4a
iasasxuzr1 - lssasraa1
sssy dsss~s sru A~.xrs@a ~ sraa<
sirsstsy frasn xAssk1 TIA .sa@assf
sssasi nSosssiAy 1@sSs~~s1g s@
dsrvstly ~ 4rsizx xsv= -
Tss.x sAs A-utaxs nss~z
sstss&se skurxA sspS 49, ~@sxsss
IN al ehzsxAe. shs ~~a.s t.
pf~~f ps~.Aeda rsny~~~@
snd tire ss&ss sv-xy s.a $50 -a@l
fsks = PA.4r~ a. st~asn k~pm Erz~ .
yesr ,asa1 ~ hAs kad ass.sws 49,
srsf ess<Ss wss~ nApa cal ska sl
the so<~rsaizy ~ d. @zszaxHL nz
frss<s sfmsns~<~s-t ~ rz<<<~ - Aa
-tAsy 90 ss~ir kss~s - h. $50 80
ex~S~stx - A. 49,
hpsss esssf Assr 81 srn~ 4rn&
sneAs an4 ~ s-<ea dr. Z Ase
s~rs The dss4 ksAWQ pn<s~s zar-
defsf bs arssk<s& $3.50. I Axs~
sxs In - a<s h Assegu rs asa
70 dss<ssc~A1 eW@F kssr ~~z tx-
sss~s sr-<brA p<~sfr~ts As<asuA SD
] hsv~ paraed RsH1 taa.s r~xes -
ssstisstu.L Tar 80 owsnNrs .sf~ cal
es~tss 90 res<lkzng hsx um. Aezs s~r-
rvm ssissssskrA - hkww $500
- rut~~es - n.ke d k.rlly .srsA
~ cesfslzsx ihrp<sy, - t~nsSr<xssx.
- eassx~.s~ v<k . xwuS rs.~sv
~ rssa - - s~s skns umSf So
'Sssn-&sreys - - 5skn6s lm<
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01

n ss=s tAiak III yf f
sa~iasssua< h =. ~ al
10 ~ 49, aHs shts's tf
tees. xszaes~a@ hst ~t @
49, eur - sp@v tns -
t&s dfaazAs raHfs fE
-at~ .ssrsis~ betsr ts So Fees
A. ~ - uails ~
10 49, m.AasF asA So
ns-sfsshnrss sh~sr~s~
Rstss mss usa - iseE a.
hrsisa tka~~ iss-ss @zv
tss Bstasusi neNeai ra See
wft-i q. Assl ksetssd - =,
t-tsah - tsssv
K~ar att-s tsss eNsi t
- s,as 81 ssin ihsF hesila ass
tsss4F iisFs . > asE
Hrsp<mssx sAa "a he
~ IA aEsssiA kis sss
~,~sltsrss~s u~sf
lsass< s~tisa. ssarksss -.
aad az hsagsssa sasi aefAu - h4F
,ss. aa~sk y "a uhEs sai 80
Il ~tAa 80 Lssssss ga ssfka 80
e-rfssszsE~
ksus~Hs'.f ihSa afiaAsua uga &
saisa ia5tagu zai sssp
rMAtEfat sftA ~ -
Ho,ssssu i-r sk4t asuisssala
= druaA@sa > tAtA
Eefu mlsf fhsi afs~ gssf
from ssssf a4~iefsIs Hsuts
ssr sasei srEs q q
Nsut.fst.f fhsf eFsfF ifftti So =
fst.d q hnsk,s shs go st sfaa eel
On uasl f~n fsass his s.s~st
.ain rs whisis~-I "a isas
a. aessa~r Il 700 sssSszn 80
sssn Ia sr~ ~aas~sfs1k 30 "a O. fss
lsnsni~r itat tss uvss sfsi ~
81 unssS.ssk 81 sssa. sssf ifas n ST.
- i.1- sd& sn sr~s ~tsethsT . hssf
so ~a-f8Ba :
Rgfsr ssss ;tst B. hssr Nas Z
,th T. O. r-=f safi-sh e 80
e ). = sin. gsi ihai ihsfe e.
E.zh hef4fk sisss og
q, 1850 BID a-s~s
iitHassa's Hat go $40 y - =
trait % ,hs4ss ~st 49, = dss
y ~ D. uiasth - Sesl x.sa
Ew inter- 'hss 81 10 ~ti9ks -
srsnsifsitt rsss Sist yn na
ihn esr. q yssa tAieA Tfts u
rusy sss yossf ena ssse q ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01

Thrrs ss~ sTrss nssas saiasn ~stn
I~r~sas skB ssasisi Nta b. -
~t~Fzis tHi shs useY raissr bee - t
taste - hapzs sstssss 81 ~
rssalaIisss... as-l sgAss Assi asn ly
tsif.
May yssrs So shere hsf e. Sss
f<zgizss . sfss fssa = IA
Fsssasf ~ shgfh. wa SIS 49,
e. assfs-'. eifix~i fhs issa O. So
lgxa 49, a essses 81 ~ Fsst =
- nj ~ss nss@s u~sl Dc = dA
p~A~ ~ thsi ~ssaz3ig anf So ~
lsb~ lied fsst riss uas . srns - sas
sas5d
Ihs iaHsiiy gsrs stat ~rssst5
Ing - aff fsFts - So tsxa sv
as~s s-sse. - 81
"a - e sissss hs< ay~ ssA % -
ddss l~stazhasinw hsssN JrIs i@a
sTsrf &c 'h~ss ssts ~tssswsia fhsr
sfae3A e. -~s4l~ tbs fssfa.
wsaid i ass - ~sHfa~ sAsasT
81 sas ssss s~ss - .k~a@ = "a
49, ts5r@ = 1880 o. srq
il~ M Tszsssus r@F<@t
Ffssa~s E<gsZ
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01

law - Esr gxxfss Atsr
u haa ~~tyssf.< Ora 49, ess<
ssa r-s - - - 49,
he 49, ~ aAsv sa~


: ga r-s - - 49,
@asgy. he 49, AAsv 49,
Ian. ~fsh 49, tiik bstsa~r. zai s
leg. oss Sss b. ~rss nsatlJAa
sa.~ Va nthrf was u wssf. sasss
M 49, tAtAe > aacsF q Ess
tan | hsrs tAst Fsy 49,
i,sVt
Nn Nal. s~st = D. Ea sssi
pas.s tzsArr SAr kas s. nssNus -
sihnsr. anil mak ih.. bib stD n~
tsat I dealt CArs te q 80 ,s-s wav
haze 10 ss~i ~cat - sssugs 9Th b.
I,a,Y ss-A iiro 4ng~F - kGs 1si
weai GA; .nia sAs Ssrl tai 81 IA 90
call b.. ittiic bu,ihsrs zasi sl.'cfs g.
hrlp hius - =
III dIsld- Asth tArns. ihorr ~ssa |,
II i. t-ttsT i~T unv to have ynubsh
fhsD fer ~~.h &C. hsss fu.t = ifti-
- h. ran In 'hs lssrn sad cisn}zl us
la ,ks lsSt. Abrre a. szs snrr no onr
Wouid thsnk e laking iyT him
Just n. n bsan 90 cat the }riiy Re
heart biz sister tsanh rsllsss htn
tsa be dad sa nassvr her, it~ lspa
ssrS ALL
They ~always want somr - ssvp-
thing | have" b. saii - tirs~tf
IF hsl iusi sya~ snap ihsv ,kiua
! u'iyhi to give thsni each a psss,s
Whcn ihs izl!y W4s al eaten. snd BE-
s1d scraTrd the >sncs-r clean. pzyt urns
down into the hsrn-sard asA pls,~i
with tire iittle whistle calf. and hasss~i
for r.gs an the sh.i sheru th~ es.9.
Were. Tie sas ashsgssi "a - lli0 a..
lspusc. Or be khca b. had hvvn very
s,iun at-n, the jriis
-. DsVv. saii fanai-. rurninr ,nin
the barns arl. 'Whrnr haze suu l-,n
ihls long timr?- " lsokci r1gp~berr
fpr 80
What ,i,d ,ou wsnt2 rk~l IiaNv.
thinking that. 81 cuuJ~. b.. s,l.f =,siit
ssy sl,e hssi wsn;~i him L, shar he
tlly with her.
Mother gs~" ~ a rsrvS," saEi fsn.
gir. w. iIsi nj. thu .loil. .Ii d. -si
0u an liuls table under thr II. iryr
hS The porch AMI We hail .traWhuis,.
cake and raisins. Just ~ w. at dcsn
Ia cat. Mr.. White -aw So from tho via
dow. and .hs sent over n bag bow IL ios
cram aud >,I,nc Ieii, l"ft from her din
n.r W. had a splrndrI time You
ought Ia have been ith u
ffor l'a,y' How mean b. f~ii' Ard
be- @as will punished t.r o~;iag HE yslly
MI slons--uE Lane cTea
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01

AI
Year in and year out horses are kept
in ill-ven,ilsted and dark. damp apart
ments, and yet are expected to keep in
health. II may never have occurred 10
the average mind that Of All animals
which serve useful purposes the horse
is most abused. But il is true. II this
animal did not have a constitution
like horse" thpce-quarters of our
horses would he killed eger day. We
are careful of our COWS. If our hogs of
u sheep. and OF our chickens. but the
poor horse must suffer. Perhaps he is
improperly fed and improperly watercd;
from the beginning of winter until
spring he may be compelled TO eat one
kind of food. when common humanity
ought TO be- enough to suggest an occa-
sional feed Of roots. He is often
strained beyond all reason. and nothing
Thought Of the cruelty. He is driven
on cold days until he becomes heated.
and then compelled TO stand without
covering until thoroughly chilled. But
it is = horse. and 50 nothing is thought
Of it. The stable is filthy and badly
ventilsted. and every inspiration which
the animal takes while in ii is an inha-
lation Of disease and death-breediny
impurities. The horse Is = strong AMI
NAL. but the physical system will not
stand everything. II properly taken
are Of. a horse is seldom sick. Com
mon humanity ought to be enough to
send for = graduated veterinary sur
geon to treat .thcir sick. animals. s0d
not for n homemade quAck to pour
down their horse all - poiaunous stuff
they can get into him. which is enough
TO kill any horse in 3 healthy condition.:
then where is the chance for the sick
horse to escape? We have nowadays
so many quackS who profess to be vet
Urinary surgeons and never Saw . hos
pital in their lifetime. Such men are
. ruination TO our land. They kill
many 3 valuable animal through their
ignorance and fOolishneS. II farmers
Nould not employ sach q1acks they
could save many . valuable animal
Cor. Ohio FarxNer.
Steamed corn bread i psrtcnlasiy
v holesome when made with butter !
milk II this cannot be procured. use
lobbered milk. To two cups of Indian
msll allow one cap a white Sour. two
tabsespo0afnkef white 0Esr, two and
III Co.'S a hill. one tcaebDonfal a.
soda, oae al aalG ooe tah1espooafnl and
. hah of Delted hufter::xt&am for tao
hours Is 1 Sen -bdf1eged sin. md dry a
in tie oyrA -t1issDsJ(ssSsk
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01
Personal AND

Dr.. Tsnn~r. The faster. ~ho hss
lived IN CORY. Pa tsr SEVERAL moashs.
kae ressoted to Jssas~;osn. 10 Mes
York state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01
Our Young Readers.


, rtsyN Ezss4rr F~sw sps s-ss@
- Nefsff 90 49, ~s~sa
rs E&etrza y taa u
$500 $500 - hsE1S
10 ~h0zsszlas es sat s<Ss
ssa ~@uas&so sas ksassN
FrsaMss srs@sss ssx4ss<F
10 fsasg sCs1sss &TsT
-s-fs o. Kzsssry ,sssv -
Hos I kSse n FgrzE
1ssnsnx us-a-sr1 ~ 500
asrzHT H~sst~@vzri pzTs Esw-
Ia. ] S&szsf - 49, %osa
pEsszrEzx .s - Ga=sF tu-r
er9srAfsAfs< szrsss =
fr ~S~
wkzzASx sEzn2 GHsrEzs AZ
ss~r ss~-vr~e @~rT@Sa 49,
T4nx~ ~~ez<y@~
1ussssAsf zss -
uA+&%F fr-ssfi-s s&s L 49,
80 fr0@ zrA g. say.
sss-H sl~ s>sss D. m
s~sss- k<saay~as ss
rs1sl n< ssxfaEnx &c ~ rs@,
I1s<5s tessaasee E-sa&t "a sAs-
fr~rsxs ~-rs tszxhr EG 49,
u: So s~~r a. ~ ssss
ksnEsr1ax nrvrs IN = h~agfs
Nossinx si~srs ~
H kr~~a. 90 fu~&zrs
sf1rr :~-ut<rt vcFk g stN
Ttse1xt 49, cup ssssf 49, = s.s&
Ess-fSx H~ssR~u~a=a tar- "a sss-
tnrSInS eaYfAssr Sss t~~~s
-Afa- L-&ss ga a 4 sNkA-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01
HUxSROuS,

A little boy being asked IL he was
dux Of hi, class, replied: Il am where
the heal of the class uSeds 10 BE-. but
the teacher has turned the class
around
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01

mo W WI UlC
was the first response from one IF the
heaviest subscribers: and then the sup
Elementary subscriptions, large and
small, came pouring in for ten minutes.
faster than the Treasurer could rcord
them. As soon as there. was a short
pause. he summed up the amount
again. and rising to his feet, said quiet
":
.'Thirty-two thousand four hundred
and sixty dollsn-four hundrei and six
~ dollars for shrinksge!"
The scene that followed can only be
imagined by those who know what an
incubus a church debt is to q devoted
congregation. and who are also famil-
lar with the ways in which the Meth
odists are wont to express their feelings.
Il perceive" said Nj. Thorpe. rising
to his feet after the tempest had sub
sided. THAT all these pledges are to be
paid Tomorrow, at at the First
National Bank. Ills easy to guess who
is at the bottom of all this business.
and I ~ him now standing neal the
door,"
mo scenes for mc.s' whispered the
banker 10 his minister. sFm going.
Make nv excuses.
And he slipped out of she door and
walked quietly away.
Walker Franklin is the man." con-
tinued the parson. ..and he is leaving
the house at this moment; win not some
one bring him back?"
But thst wasA rain suggestion. Mr..
kC~ wrcul1 uoS
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
Waited to Leave IOWn.

Owing to the fact that all the small.
poX patients have been discharged from
he small pox hospital, superintendent
Fisher desired 10 vacate the premises
aud leave the city. Ia order to do This
he proceeded to Philadelphia yesterday
and hired teams to remove his goods
from This city to Camden, y. j. He
agreed to pay them $50 for tn" job AMI
and deposited the money in the hands
Ola party in PhiIadslph after paying
the men SO in advance. The men
drove to this city yesterday afternoon
and went to the stables Of Dougherty
x Bro. to feed their horses. While
there they mentioned their business,
when they We're informed that the
goods to be removed were from small
pox hospital, which 80 frightened them
that they abandoned the job and report
ei the case Mt police headquarters.
Last year Fisher attem pied to remove
from the city aud had his goods hauled
to Warmers wharf, where he intended
to ship them by barge to Philadelphia,
but his identity being discovered the
goods were sent back from whence they
came. 1t isa question in the minds of
som" 'ople, whether or not his goods,
after being thoroughly fnmigated, are
not rs free from the disease As house
hold goo Is Of other persons that are
treated in a similar manner after being
infected with smallpox
IT there is anv virtue in tumigation,
surely the removal Of Nj. Fishers
goods would not be attended with any
danger.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20

NOTICE - WE WANT 1T UNDER
N stood that We will not pay any bills,
except by those In the family SO contracted
without written order from GEO. W. YER
NON Il SONS
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
Ilj.lslpOr.,' Notes.

y t"s'iIaI ~ r'ii." funds TO enable the
" Mite S"r'"tN" of HillSborough, Md,
10 pay II Subscription of SloO on the new
"hnr"h earned them $50. One held at
liil'> < i.oads 10 aiA in the work of
hrAlIlityihg their NJ. f. church earned
them SS4 This rhurcn is being thorough
ly renovated and nindernlz,d The walls
and ceiling have been beautifully fres-
coed by a born painter # that town,
whilra coat of paint in harmonious
combination ha. been added inside and
ont.
Children'S Day" was a gladstone
and successful occasion at each point of
our work. The collections footed up
over thirtv,three dollars, which 90 to
swell the ''Chiiren Fund. "
The most elegant and extensive
buildings erected by the Railroad Com
rany on this road are going up at this
depot, BURKE.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
Hand Badly Crushed

\ twelvr-year-old bog, named Johr
Collins, residing on Sixth street, be
tween Spruce and Church, had one OF
his hands badly Il cerattl at Fourth
street wharf last night. He, in com,
pany with other lads, went to he wharf
to see the Republic come in, and when
all the passengers were landed the boa;
proceeded to swing round. The crowd
was ordered back by officer Moore, but
young Collins g)t behind post, and
was not noticed until his hand was
caught between the post and guard lail
of the boat, when his screams attracted
attention. The officer ran to the hoy $
assistance, and en,leavored to pull him
out but could not. He then appealed
to the crowd to push the boat far
enough from the wharf to extricate he
b Us arm. After several attempts the
feat was accomplished, and the boy ex-
tricated. He was at once taken to DR..
keables where three of his fingers were
amputated, and the hand properly
dressed, after which he was removed 10
his home.