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sonE onoIcE ExcEEpHs
From o speech Beitsercd by WinA
ITNs William MT uo,uncY. t-l

ktCH - hpctCh neliNtTSe ~ "s-s
EGa wilson nj No,uncy. =
Correspondence. Of ts Iat.aictnoer.
RcMSEy, ". Va, August 1e.-To:day |
head part Of n speech made here by =.
". Wilson, and will quote a few words
which I happen to remember:
"The Republicans want Ccngress TO havc
the power to veto tho Acts Of tho Leg'a!a.
ture;" 81
"fhey want the President and Congress
elected for lie which would be equivalent
TO monslchy;" -.
HThey hsyo reduced the wages Of miners
10 Pennsylvania 10 IS cents per day"
"The Democratic party 10 not In favor Of
"iree trsde"-noyer Was and never can be;;'
~ never was oppogsd 10 railroads, and
no man dalo 10 meet me on the stump on
| 81" s+ -
1.-THE Republicans cxpend $500 00o, 600 9
year to run the government $lOO0OO.0 goo
Of which "a atolep;"
"'rbe Democrats will reduce this SIS.
900 coo, the first year"
.rhe Republicans impeached q Preai'
dent because no s!roys 10 maintain the
Constellation" "they executed Mrs. Sur.
rst!, without trisl by jury aud would not
glys.her time to pray to Almighty God"
He (Wilson) claims the State by 10000
majority sure, but in conclusion. said
ave need every vote OF the pollp." Tht
attendance was very small, about $50 per.
haps. Not 80 much interes! was manifest
ed 80 iB usual on such occaaions, many o.
the audience leaving belore the meeting
adjourned, . X,
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Extremes in idaho,
Exchange,

>~~-'N-'SNs ...
On the sand plains down by Hawthorne
1t is SO hot that mercury bolls in the ther.
mometor unless the bulb Is kept wrapped
in vet sponge. A dipper Of water thrown
up into the air evaporatss before reaching
the ground: The only living crenturel
ssen about Walker Lake are pelIcars, and
In flying from one shore to the other dur.
ing the middle Of tho day they are Obliged
to descend two or three times and fill theil
pouches with water. The sand ut the bot.
tom Of the lake gets SO not during tho day
that ba.hers going into the water Of even.
ings sre obliged to wear boots to prevent
burning their feet.
Snowbanks arc still plentiful nes,
Homer, on the slopes Of Moanta G;lcreet,
scowden, Haverly. and Homer, on the
Southerly side OF Mill Creek Canyon, and
on Mount Hector, North oil Homer, while
on the West circliIg the head OF the eau.
yon, large, unbroksn fields Of snow loon
up against the sky on MCClintock Peak,
Mount Bill Williams, and the Sea Lions.
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The Democrats becoming thoroughly
frightened over The dieadsction Of tho
Irish-Americans and their rush to tho cup.
port Of Blaine have been busy trying to
find something in Baire's record that will
dsmsge him in the eyes Of that class Of
vo.era. AS last ditch e1pedient they
have rakcd up the McSweency caee, and
with their usual capacity for laundering
they hsve once more put their foot in. 1t
WAS this case that Chairman Leonard rolled
as delicious morael under his tongue in
his speech in Parkersburg last Saturday in
trying to show the Irishmen present thu.
there was no reason why they should vote
for James G. Disine. Mr.. Lsonard fell in.
to tho cams error with other enthusiastic
Democrats. ..-s.lt ,g
The true history Of the case is furnished
by the Chicago Tribune" which paper
sumD it up aa follows: :,
The Democrats have tried TO convict MI.
Blaine OF inssnsibtllty to outrage upon Amer.
AMI SLllE5bo hulSnA bpGhCeb ub ulu QOI S.
curs the immediate releaeo OF one McSYee.
ney, who was arrested In Ireland under the
law requiring the Arrest OF persons suspected
otuoss lending towards public disturbance.
Tbs attempt to isstsn blcme on Blaine, how.
ever, has niserably failed, as m inyesties.
ton Of the circumstances shows that Nc
Sweeney, though natu,alizsd citizsn OF the
United States, voluntarily danatioaallz.d
himself. He went back 10 Ireland si1 or
asysn years ago With his family, and has sci.
tied himself In business and remained there
eysr slncs. His property, his business and
all his interests ara the.e. He has taken an
active part in political discuselons. He has
been an office holder there. More than that,
It is understood that no has applied for re.
natural! z .tion and his restoration to British
citizenship. When under arroet he was Of
fsred his liberty on condition of his return.
Ing 10 America, and he refused TO accept Il
because he considered Ireland bis home.
The efforts Of the United Rtatsa Government
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Protection Does Protect.

A practical manufacturer Of Troy, n. Y,
has written an interesting pamphlet en-.
titled "Wages, Living cad Tariff" which
in The plainset language cots forth the difIei-
ecce between the working classes Of thih
c,zuiry under protection and those Of the
frss trade countries. To tho artisan, tie
working man and the day lsborer the mat.
ter Of wages is an important question. The
Democratic party is avowedly for free
trade, though in large manufacturing dis.
tricta where tho tariff sentiment is unani.
NOUS the representative men mask their
belief by dcnning the tariff cloak. This
double-!aced party the nottingham, look.
ing 10 his own interegts and the higher mo-
tive, the prosperity Of his country, cannot
afford to support
The claim has been made by the Demo-
Gratis that while wages are higher in this
country the nottingham in the one item Of
raiment has to pay more for his clothes
than his brother workman in free trade
countries. The pamphlet referred pune
lures this assertion in very able manner.
It states that the staple cloth produced in
the United S.s.es is furnished to the work.
ingman fer lees than similar cloth costa
abroad. The clothing Of The United States
army, quality considered, is cheaper than
any other army clothing in the world. An
intelligent American citizen has recently
Travelled arouad The world in cult costing
Sl2, coat, vest, and trou.ers, the quality
and mechanism oil which have besn favor
ably commented upon by foreigners the
world over" Daring the past summer the
author Of the pamphlet says he has worn a
well made MiddlegeI 0uis, costing $l3 so,
at retail, coat, wa:s:coa., and trousers.
In regard to wages the following com.
psrison is made between the wages paid in
a.woolcn mill in Aberdeen, Scotland, and
one like it in many respects in New York
Slate, as taken from the books Of the com.
pany, February, 1854:
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Taking with f,isnd the other day
abou. tho tricks Of youth and the dimly
remembered slipper, he ssid tha. he recol
iected one day when his mother was eich
and his lrim old aunt came TO preside oyel
him, the elder brother ard the tsble. Hav
ing tcased his aunt pos. all endurance, che
tapped bis scopce, when be called her su
old fool. At tho supper table bis father
wss informed OF his iplpudsnce, and viii
wss told to 80 to the head Of tue table and
tell his aunt he was sorry. He went and
fulfilled the command, with hanging head,
by saying:
"1'm sorry yoa'ro 81 old fool, Auntie."
He got no supper, but meant well. (
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IN this case were ifaitless, o. be re.uaad TO
come 10 America, because he had In effect
beooms British subject I
I! ia obvious from the above that the
action which Mr.. Blaine took IN the premi.
ses was tho only thing left for him to do,
and tina. Mcsweousy's own stubbonners
and ill.temper made him sufferer, and
tho Democratic party has only had "its
labors for its palms,"
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Nj, LOilt,sa fifcOrti

Prohibition Candidate St. John has an
interesting biography. he ran away from
his Indiana home when IL years old; was
married nj 10, wi1owsr " 20; became q
eshfornis gold seeker, was chsaed, bare.
footed over ice and snow for two days BY
redskins anxious for lock oi bis heir; was
wrecked on the Sandwich Islands; became
e country lawyer in Illinois; wss soldier
during the war, coming cut colonel, and
finally became Governor OF Ksrsas.
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4 LADY who suffered from weakness pecr.
lisr 70 her sex, in writing to a friend, aa;d :
II tried various kidney medicines. but only
tonnd myself growing worse. A friend told
ne 10 usa Dr.. G1yso.ts Y-llov Dock aud
Sarsarssilla. lis effect on ME was soon indi.
Gated BY u clear and beautiful complexion,
resd3m from aches aud pains, a complete
remoys! OF nervous depression, painless reg.
ulsrity In habits Of digestion and otherwise.
can Eot praise the remedy too highly az a
srue friend 10 suffering womnnhood and as a
strengthening medicine. pAw
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Ignorant Motions About the sam md
Moon.

BY the Hurons the moon is called the
creator Of the earth and grandmother Of
the SUD; in tho myths Of the Ottawss it il
an old woman with pleasant white face
the dsy-etar. The Chiquitos call the
moon their mother, and the Navajoa make
it a rider on mule. Where the planets
are worshippsd, preference in honor is
generally accorded to the brighter and
more conspicuous star OF day. Bat the
Botocudos OF Brszil give the higher place
to the moon, and derive most OF the phe-
nomenon OF nature from it; and in Gem
trsl America and Hsyti are also people
who hold the moon in no less honor. Gu.
riousIy, these people find thsir counter.
paris among tribes Of Western, Southern
and Central Africa, who rejoice with dane
ing and feasts at each appearance OF the
new roon, ard expect an Improvement OF
their condition from its beniicent influ.
ence; and they are not 60 ia. removed from
the superstitious women Of civilized Eu.
rope and America who wait for the increase
OF the moon to change their dwelling, to
cut their hair, to bs married, and TO bsp.
tia their children. a belief existed smong
the ancient Mexicsns and Peruyisus, tho
Natchez Of the Mississippi, and tho Apps.
lachiars Of Florida, that tho sur wan the
radiant abode OF dead chiefs and braves.
To tho E:quimaux Of Labrador belongs
the honor Of having discovered that the
moon was the paradise Of the good, while
the wicked are consigned to a hole in the
earth; although come Of the South Ameri.
can Indians and the Polyreaisns OF Toxic.
lau may DO nearly abreast OF them in tho
competition. t}
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Ir's no secret noatrum. We speak OF Dr..
Piercs's Extract OF Smart Weed, composed Of
best French Brandy, smart-Wsed, Jamaica
Ginger and Camphor Water. It cures cholera
morbus colo or cramps in stomach. diar-
rln,, dysentery OF bloody.fu1, and breaks
mn colds, fsvers and inflsmmatnrv attacks
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These figures ought to be plain and con-
vincin2 arguments. They cannot be
twisted or distorted. as
In this connection Ex-Governor Cheney,
Of New Hampshire, who has been travelling
in Scotland, furnishes iusther proof Of the
wisdom OF the Republican tariff policy in
giving comparative dsily wages Of work.
men in paper mills in Scotland and New
England, as follows
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 CAuD.-To all who arc su,eriug from errors
and indiscrettons oil youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. los OF manhood, de-, will send 70.
cipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy Wss discovered by q missionary In
South America. eend scltRdd!esged envelope 10
Rxv. josErH 7. iNkAH, Ststiou D, New York.
r 1yll.NVYAw sl.-sa-f ~. lss lFI . stiIg5 I..gl sd
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DIED.

rARKER-on Thursday, August q, 1881, st s
O'Clock A. r., EA2L McHkIi. son Of scdsna and
frank Persc', tg !c 5montas. -
Funeral will take PLACE from No. 1913 ch,rl!ne
Street F'!dsT afternoon Of O'Clock, Interucnta a.
Eedaen'. Cemetery. Fti:nts olthe family are In.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
RIpUDLiCAN COUNTY TICKET.

FUS tuEUFF,
FRANK JuhEbOE.
CLERK oY the CIRCUIT COURT,
ChAhLks y. LOWELL.
clLnI or TIE COUNTY couET,
". rAMT. LNCu.
ThoEcuTlSa 1TToRaEY,
JGsItph d. ELs0E.
ASs-csnp. CITY nrtrHICT,
FRED. ROLLER;
lHr,s,oE. CoUsTaY DISTRICT,
Nm. =. MCCOY.
COUNTY SURVEYOR, ia.
.CLA Ri.SUE h. LAIRD.
HaEsE OF pyLxgATE.
B. 3. DOYEEER,
A, c. +. EDELlE6,
J. BARKER,
Col. ". u. CuRTia.
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.EITS.

All Fits stopped free by DR.. Eline's Great Nerve
Redtorer. No Flu after trst days. uso. Marvellous
curts Treatise and q tri bottle free 10 Fit cases
send TO Dr.. Kline. aal Arch strset Philadelphia,
Pa Cancer Institute, aal Arch airect, PhiladephiA
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The ncSWssney Case.

There is no theory here; nothing but o
practical statement OF facts.
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YTHEEING & ELM GROYERR.

bn .nd Ate, SUNDAY, MAY ls, 1s5i. t,o,r,n ~
the ". q E Q. e. L will run Is follows; ~
Laying the CITY ct 9 4. n, and run every hous
Leaving Wheeling Park at 7 4. ", and run every
hour uut 10 r. n. Il', SO Il tT-'-'i' '' -
Itd5,9, s5lt ON suNDAYa tti
until Q r. X. g, ~ 5773 ~ !. - ; -
Leaving Wheeling Pas. at 4. ", and run eyer
hour until 10 P. 4. ~ sists,g ~ - S'
: Passengers will sAre time and trouble BY nu,,
chasing GelI tickets at The chce. $3.50 r.
plif n. 9, HlRsqu. Rppt
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THavEAEi.'S GUIDE,

TreiEaerIiye md depart As tollowr-Ci,y T,me.
SahC1hSkE q OAlf.-MAIS LlSg-Ne.
pnrt-For Baltimore snd New York, i4S a n, III IN;
n; Local ireigh. 7;o5 m aoupLsyilIe Accom- r,S
Eodadon, ll:a5 m. Glurer's Gap Accommods.
ton, 5:S5 H. .flr- I;-'I5---- -
q. Q. DiV;-Fos Chicago and tho West OILS M,
M ps n; and llio n Bsrnssyl!le AeeomOda
". 7. 4 b: D1V.-For Pittsburgh, G:s5 N, ie:I
q Il. Thndelphia Accommodation, s:C5 n m
Washington. "a, Accommodation, ass p IN. -
hrrist From Baltimore and Washington, D.,
Q, l2:lo m, lo:l5 N, aud 2:25 M Gloyer's Gan
Accommodation, 500 m. Meundsyilio Accom-.
r.o1aton, i:S0 p N. Grafton Accommodate S.Ss
p n. Local freight $40 pN. ~ - ~ '''N
e. 0. D1v.IEIon Chicago and tho West, $40 3,
ton. S:55am. GAINESVILLE Accommodation, I:lo
vi, P. d ., DIv.-From Pittsburgh. at I'm n =,
and 7:2o m. Washington. Pa, s:fo N. ,Trisdei..
phia 4l0 p N. -tEt' 49, aIl.af 80 = -
Al through trains run daily. Local trains daily
r., u. q NJ. I.-DW4Ef-s:2o "a. s3.u
10 p N, rs n. Ans-vz-s:So a u, Lies =,
GieTeiaad, Lornin & vI,ec.inx,-prp,,-
g. Cla!fsE.lle 9:27 m. Cleveland express i02a m
81. ClSrzyillo l:52 m, htass,on accOnruod at,on
AIT IN, 81. Cniryllle accommodation 5:l7. n N
AEs sru.a Msitsvile S27 n, Massion accom-.
land express 2:s7 p M, st. Clsirsrille I52 m.
CIcpejnNo a F1ftsbnrxl-Dsrxsr- .
q, LET n, ZIG N; S.eubenville Acoormods.
tlon ElS N, Msl5ytlle Accommodation EUs
Een1tie Accommodation s:as n, WsiIYi,So ~. 81
conarrodation s:8S N. -, -
3 Is. T.. d @. katlMay-LrIy, Bella,,a h,
woodlreld and s1mmestie!d at 600 4. N. and 2ia
ohio Eiver u. n,-DzrARr-ForP aikersbnsu
66o m; Accommodation sS5 a m and I.So ny
hRRIvE-ll:bo n N. 5C0 p m and o:au M -
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EDUCATIONAL.
WHEELING
Female COLLEGE,,
EDUCATIONAL.

TIL, Institution Il ipcorpora'es with rru r.,
lcslits Power, Ard PRIVILEGES By the lerI,s Vol:
we sAc, and affords every facility fer ,hosn,sot
and Accomplished Education, "o'Vosa
!w8 Full Courses: tistx!cai sud pcierueo
n connection with thee. there Il IN sTSo,,0..
AZ school lurils taught In all k!E d, Of I,swIh'
Cityoning and Painting. n ''""lag,
There is also school Of ontory and y1oo,,,..
The very latest methods intreduUt. Oe4eon,
91e L1nse4Eat8sy OF HG.ia /. Conducted n, =,
plan OF stuttgart, Gefmsny and pnCi,cly ~ Su no
methods are used. In tho Vocal Icps,tnrS, no
llAllan msthed 10 uset with such aIisn,iS,,' ne
may .llt Tho voices OF the pup!lL A"'H' -
The various Schools Of spYuase >, 4, oh,
etpehepret and well tsawa pfofesor' ot
Mr J. 7. !orter, Prnistsor Of tho new Rc,c,,,,,
SIalem o. Shorthand, termed Gnrfivraehv NY,
onep tShool In connection with thu Colrso scn l
The th!ity 9th ycsr Will open sep,eube,a ,SC,
Terms notttsie III all eepaEtneats. y 'N't'
foi Cs!Alsgles or Other information, nddnu I'm
FfSNsuea' Miss A. TAYLOR,
P,celdent,
HOARD OF rIurKrS
Goa T. n N.t Lit, Joseph Bel, Esp,
non' y y. nubbAtd, AuRultrs PollGck, Es,
", ~ IEt, tn lIon. 4. ", CampscW"
IN y v. % aIWo ,o y: Y. hrccfnnIe;. Esl,,
d All ~ '"nce, ZIG Capi. John hcl.ute,
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1I1ANTED.-THOsE WHO ANTICI.
wv PAVE starting papers thould at once cor.
rtspond with the Pittsburgh Newspaper Union.
low rates on thsets ilntei Ia part or tntre. su2l
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~ y ,smovsd from No. - Indiana street. to No.
Tuning and Repairing OF risnos n,o,, n,,, AZ.
Tended ". and all work gua-antAai -. 100 :
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, NEW apvsgTIsEasurs.
TOR REMITTANCE FURNISHED
II BOON. at No. lIti Rotfstrcet. 2.l8'.lIl nu22.

CKENAND0AH VALLEY ACADEMY,
. Sinchey.er.va.. p.epirei for University, ARM,
Ssvy OF huIlncsI. @. L. U. MINOR, n. 4. lUuiy.
Val LL. U. y 49, =, -, :. Au2lkAM
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-21

nelly of Nergennes, but did not pay for
it. He also owed John jackson of the
Franklin House about S75 for board. He,
too, embarked on the express train. Mrs.
Lepp said here she was going to Platts-
burgh. y. Y. The couple has since
been heard from at Troy. n. Y. 1t is
believed they are going to California,
with er it is said Bromley has express
ed an intention of migrating.
c. G. Peck returned last Saturday
morning from New York city. where he
has spent large part of the winter on
business connected with the inventions
of electrical apparatus made by himself
and Mr.. Chapman. The New York Times
of Tuesday has the following: Sieg-
mund T. Meyer, Asher 7. Meyer, Chas.
G. Peck, VIM. Ii. Chapman and Philip
l.. Meyer are the corporators of the
Chapman Electric Motor company,
whose certificate of incorporation was
filed in the county clerks Office yester-
day. The new company is to acquire
legal title to certain letters patent for
improvements in electric motors, electric
generators. electromagnetic apparatus
and cOmnutators; to build such appar-
atus and apply them to all the uses to
which they are suited or to license 9TH
ers so to employ them. The capital
stock is fixed at 100000. The company
proposes to manufacture an electric mo-
tor for which patents have been obtain
ed by VIM. II. Chapman. 1t differs from
other motors in that the armatures are
! brought into a close contact with the
magnet. The motors are to be light
one that will draw car will weigh only
$50 pounds. A factory will probably be
built in East Thirteenth street"
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-21

When Baby was sick we gave her Castoris,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she was Miss she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Casta
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MlibOlcburp 3rgisttr
FRIDAY, MARCHED, 1854.
Travellers Guide.


Trains pass Middlebury station at the
hours given below:
GONE NoRTH-Express, 1896 a. m; passen-
ger, sos II. M. mail, 3:23 y. m; EXPRESS
5:5U p. m.
GoiNG SouTH-Mail 1905 a. m; passen-
ger, 457 p. m; mixed as far as Brandon,
$3.50 y. m; express, lu:2U.
South. 945 a. M. and 7:4O pm.
See Central vt timetable on last page.
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FIRSTBecause they keep the largest county
select from
SECOND-They keep the best goods the market affords
|THIRD-Their prices always the bottom
FOURTH-They give honest weight and
FIFTH-They attentive to their customers interests.
SIHTH-To village trade goods promptly delivered
SEVENTII-You always find what yon want.
We handle flour direct in carload lots The
quality Of aX Patents Pastry Michigan White
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-05
JUDS0S

Corn gathering is nearly done and
the farmers are well pleased with their
crop which Is turning out ab, III y
bushles 10 tie acrc and wheat from
- and 81 yet farmers are dissatisfied
with tie i0w price they get for their
grain.
There was a party at Mr.. Mount
fords on "Wednesday night, there were
about thirty young FOLKS there, Mr..
Williams played the violin, Miss A.
iielvcrn played the organ.
Mr. Mahlers house Was burnt down
list week with al. the furniture. Cause
unknown
Dance at f Walners Friday night.
Had a good time.
Mr.. 4. %Joirnson's team run away
on Friday and threw Mr.. Johnson on
the ground and hurt HIM severely,
There will be a meeting al the school
h0sse in District No-9D known'as John
SONS school house on Tuesday night,
Rec, 10, to arrange for the Christmas
tee.
L. Il Kcar is on the sick list again.
SID.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-05
StOl'T

CP Rinker. who is agent for Mason
and Hamlin'S organs Is doing sue
cessful business.
WD Mckinney and family have
flGovcd Ia Kansas.
Corn husking has began. The crop
lis great.
The members Of the NJ 4 church are
(making arrangements TO build a
] church near Scott.
| will now comply with the wish OF
Mrs. SARAH W. Corner ard write about
: the party at Deacon Harris Mobiles.
Three young laGies of the Noble tribe
made All entertainment for their
cousins and friends. we had inOlasses
candy, pop corn, apples and lunch.
Mrs. Holman, who lately moved 10
Reamsvilie, Kansas WIS our surprise
guest.
Dear Mrs. Corner, | thank you for
your interest concerning my health, ]
kept my mittens on my hand all the
time while going home, hence; took no
cola. intend to keep my mittens till
spring. Now would you have me give
any friend other than a mittened hand
on such a cold night rs Oct. l7th.
BEEA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-05
C0WLES.

Mr.. Wright and family. Of Cleveland
Ohio, rel ltiyes of Nj. =. Hurd, arrived
here last week with the view of locat-
ing i'm this vicinity.
l. & Bennett, OF Iowa, has arrived
with a car load of horses, implements,
ard household goods, and has taken
possession of his farm a mile and a
half south east of town.
Chas 4 Wright and family, formerly
OF this place. now of Hitchcock county
have returned to spend 4 few weeks
with relatives here.
Mr.. PAXTON has opened a shoe store
i'm our town, and Is prepared TO do all
kinds of work in his ime.
Among the improvements talked OF
is a skating rink. a store hOnse, bank
building. and several dwellings.
The lumber trade continues lively.
Mr.. French has his buildings almost
ready for occupation.
Ed. Clifford has just received sixty
barrels OF apples.
& 4 Latta shipped 4 car load Of on
ions on Tuesday last.
Mrs. A. 4. Peak. and Mrs J L Latta,
are tins week visiting relatives III
Franklin county.
Mrs. c E White is visiting her par
entS here this week.
Our new drug store, grocery store,
dry goods, ard hardware stores all
seem to be doing well.
LITTLE HATCHET.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-05
FINAL PROOF NOTICE.

Land Office. Bloomington. Neb.. Oct. 20. 1894.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has flied notice OF
his intention to make final proof in support
of his claim. and that said proof will be made
before clerk of court of Webster county. at Red
Cloud. Neb. on Saturday. December Is. iSS4, viz:
ANDREW EHICkSEN,
On homestead entry No. sa4a. for the Sc "a sec 2,
tip .. north X y west. He names the following
witnesses TO prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation of said land. viz: Sycnd Lind
auist, Thomas Anderson, Ole Hansen, Sylvester
Fl. Brooks, all OF Red Cloud Neb.
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