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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-25

We give below a number of essays
written and composed by scholars in
the first intermediate department O
the Red Cloud public schools. Miss
E. A. Putnam. will have charge of the
contributions:
DucKs-A few years ago I had some
ducks. They were white. There was
. pond by the barn. They were pad
ding there in the water most all the
day. They chased the pigs in the corn
field and l chased them out. Once q
wolf caught the biggest duck, and my
uncle shot the wolf. He got the duck
but it was killed.
ALVIN POPE, aged 10.
GoLD-Gold is a very k.luable metal
and is found in many different places.
It comes from the Rocky mountains,
California and Georgia. There are
three qualities of gold, green, yellow
and white. They make out of those
three qualities of gold, watches, money,
rings, bracelets. chains, watch charms,
cuff buttons, collar buttons, pen hold
ers, thinbles, napkin rings, and neck
laces. Gold is so very soft that it is
hardened with copper and iron. Cop
per when mixed with It makes
it red; iron when mixed with it makes
it blue. So gold is the most valuable
metal in the United Suites.
JAY p. GENsLER, aged II.
CoTFEE-Cofee grows on q bush
from five to ten feet high. The
branches are almost to the ground. The
plant stays green all winter. One bush
will not bear more than . pound of
coffee. When it is ripe they gather it
and put it in q large room to dry.
They scald it so it will not grow when
it gets to u country. It has to have
moist climate to grow in.
LAURA SMITH, aged 9.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-25
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

RED CLOUD. NEB., Jan. Is, 1884.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
The following commissioners wer,
present: John z. Smith. ]. L. Miller
John McCsllum, and J. P. Bayha
county CLERK.
The following claims were present
ed, audited and allowed, and warrants
70 be drawn on county general fund
for the same.
J. NJ. Mosena, services county
50 on
Jones 4 Goble, coal for court
l2S .:
Sabin 4 Blot, poor bill....-.. II 80
Pryse 4 Warren. printing.....- 10 SO
Settlement of o. H., C. c. Cox, R. D.
No. 2 approved.
Official bonds of John B. Blaine,
constable Saltwater precinct, and DAN
lei Snyder, o H D No. IL approved.
Board appointed NJ. 8. Marsh con.
stable Red Cloud precinct.
Board continued the examination Of
the county treasurer's books and
vouchers
Board ordered that a sufficient
amount, not exceeding $l2 be appro-
priated to replank the Elm Creek
bridge a the Amboy Mill, in road
district No. 2.
The following report of c. Buschow,
county treasurer, presented and ap-
proved.
Red Cloud, Neb., Jan. :, 1888.
To the Honorable Board of Commits
sioners of Webster county, Nebraska.
most respectfully submit to you a re-
port of fees collected by me as treasur-
Or of Webster county. Nebraska. for
the quarter ending December 81, 1883,
followed BY IN annual recapitulation
of all fees received by me to date for
year 1883.
~ tax receipts-..".-."....-...$ u w
92 redemption certificates....... % 90
27S tax sale certificates and fees 225 ii
III abstracts. ~ Is
70 warrant reg.-""."......"..... z ~
4 certificates Of appraisements 8 90
Commission for collecting school,
precinct and village tax, from July l,
lSs3, to January l, 1884.
Fees county $ll945.72(G2 per
Z5S VI
On acct district school $595l.44
81 per cent......-...-.--.- 50 81
On acct school bond and judy
ment $l22225@l per cent. IL %
On acct village Red Cloud. II IA
On acct Guide Rock precinct. 81 IA
Total amount. ..........-...$693 50
REHABILITATION.
Amount fees received
lst quarter lS83-......4 80 IS
Amount fees received
I'd quarter l8S3.-..... l045 50
Amount fees received
ID quarter l883.-."- IS 81
Amount fees received
4th quarter 1884,. 693 50
TOtal.-"."."... 1894 81
By amount paid coun-
ty treasurer for year
l883."......"... 1894 81
State of Nebraska, Webster county :
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-25
WELL REWARDED

A liberal reward will be paid to any
party who will produce q cas- of Liver
Kidney or Stomach complaint thai
Electric Bitters will not speedily cure.
Bring them along, it will cost you
nothing for the medicine If it fails "a
cure, and you will be well rewarded
for your trouble besides. All Blood
diseases, Biliousness. Jaundice. Con-
stipation, and debility r quickly
cured. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price only fifty
cents per bottle. For sale by H
Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-25
RESULTS.

Masak's Golden Blood and Live Toni
. q Grand Remedy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-25

EaGklea's Arnies SalvA
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 all
skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance or money refunded.
Is cents per box. For sale by
2Oyl. Henry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-25
A Run ON A DRUG STORE.

A Run ON A DRUG STORE.
Never was such q run made for any
drug store rs is now at Henry Cooks
for q trial bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds. All persons affected with
asthma, bronchitis, ho~arseness, severe
coughs, or any affection Of the throat
and lungs. cen get q trial bottle of this
great remedy free, by calling at above
drug store. Regular size 81.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-25

M0$36S GOt6cn Bt0O0 ana XtUH 1On3(
. Grand Remedy.
my wife has used Marsh.s Golden
Blood & Liver Tonic for Dyspepsia and
arrangement of the Liver with happy
results."-[T. H. Johnston, Austin,
Mimi.
"Manhis Golden Blood & Liver
Tonic hss cured my little boy of Scrof
MIA and general debility it is grand
remdy."- Thos.J Smith. Kansas City
Mo.
"Your Golden Blood & Liver Tonic
and Golden Balsam for the the Throat
give excellent satisfaction to my GUS
tomen.-J. 7. Dorsey, druggist. Bur-
lington, Ia.@Manh's Golden Balsam
the famous cough remedy. is for sale
BY Henry Cook, druggist, Red Cloud.
Thousands of bottles have been given
away to prove their extraordinary
merit. Large bottles so cents and 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-25

State of Nebraska, Webster county
hereby certify that the foregoing is .
true and correct account of the fees re
ceived BY me as county treasurer o.
said county and State aforesaid, for the
quarter ending December 81, 1883, and
for the year 1883 ending December 81
$50, - per recapitulation. to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
: Chas. Buschow, county treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
Jan. 10, 1884.
Board adjourned to January l6, 1884,
J. p. Bayha, clerk. ]. e. Smith,
Chairman county commissioners.
Red Cloud, Neb., January Is, 1884.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Claims audited and allowed and war
rants to be drawn on general fund.
Chas. Buschow, county treasurer.
for making school land record$35 90
Ceas. Buschow, county treasur-
or, postage and express."".".. 10 60
Claim audited and allowed, warrants
ordered drawn of county road fund: 8.
o. Baker, repairing the Red Cloud
bridge acroe the Republican river 454
The following claim was presented
and allowed and . warrant ordered to
be issued on the advertising fund for
amount Of $s.5a.
To the treasurer Of Webster county,
I ask that the money paid for taxes on
the northwest quarter of the north
west quarter of section 10, town J.,
range Q, be refunded as said tax is lille.
gal and unauthorized.
Dated at Red Cloud. this 10th day Of
January, 1884. VIM. Gather.
Ordered that the said money be re-
funded from the advertising fund this
10th day of January. 1884. Signed by
the board.
Official bond Off. Z. Payne, assess
or Inavale precinct. approved.
Board appointed Mericus Kent o n
r d No IS.
Ordered that the eurplus remaining
in the county treasury Of the bridge |
judgment fund b Transferred to the !
soad warrant fund.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-25
LOVE-
By r c

Lsvs ssstinsntsl I assert.
IL only bat Of small desert:
Yet mere affection poorly shows
The mine Of wealth that love bsstsvs.
Like silk. the tsadsr passion Q strs.s.
1t sndares much and suffers long:
And happy makes the little child.
And tamss the savage asrss and wild.
The pearl love can only charm
The glow ing life and keep il warn;
Mind this 10 no poetic whim.
Bat true Of men - Ssrsphim.
But know that love sad life sad ILsht.
As lncreatsd. are Of right:
Then We must them coordinate.
And unto God still rslegsts.
Love has no boun do Of breadth OF length.
Hence We may love With ill our strsnstA.
No height % hlsh. no breadth 20 broad.
The words the synonym Of God.
In Earth beneath. and heaven abovs.
The all Of good's life. light and love.
Omniscisnes. Power. Benevolsnes.
Are here contained IN largest sense.
No creatures love. no thing Of breath.
But sver u more strong than death.
And the words "Omnia vincit amor"
Express far more than heathsp glamour,
The love Of father. and Of mother.
The love Of sister. and Of brother.
The love Of child. Of husband. wife.
Inmates indeed - love of life.
The love Of neighbor. bsaf in miad,
Isjust the love of al mankind
And gallant knight Was ne'er sSrsid
To eight for's lady love. or maid.
A help.mest. or . wife must still
Be chosen - ve can or will.
For better or for vorss ws say
And % il d think - We NAY.
What suits % best God only knows.
But loving Him He will dispose
All for our 's;od-thsn know dear friends
That al il we'll that just we'll ends.
Ye timid males ffssh courage take
And of your selves yet some use make:
Though Eve brought Adam once to sham,
He Wa himself somewhat to blame.
You milder creature fair and tender
Denoted By another gender
Your dividends our year Of grace
Divide by four and urge your case.
Experience here's the only test
And most Of husbands wives the best
Get still. Then know the smallest numbsl
II badly suited. Please remember.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-25
FARM FOR SALE.

A1SXW TOIS N<AL0s
l6O acres of fine farming land fol-
sale at q bargain. 80 acres good plow
land. stone and log house combined,
len acres good timber. plenty Of good
water, etc. Good bank stable. Locat.
ed 6 miles southwest of Red Cloud.
For terms call on or address,
w. NJ. VISSCHER, Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-25

CATTLE AND HORSES FOR SALE.
About so head Of cattle. some of
them thoroughbred and some high
grades. Also six horses.
l233w H. STEVENSON, Insvale, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-25

BCRN's hog cholera and quinsy
cure. Warranted. For sale by Hen
~ Cock, 23-3m
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Jusr Now.
ALMOST EVERYBODY IN TIE CLOTHN
TRADE IS J Isl NOW TELLING VIVA Elf
GAN, SUPERB CNRIyALED STOCKS OF
SPRING CLOTHING THY ARE OFF KING.
UNTIL DICTIONARIES ARR EXHAUSTED
N SEARCH FUR STRONG DESCRIPTIVE.
ADJECIIVES
TRADE Is INFLUENCED LESS By WHAT Is
; ID Than By VIVA Is DONE. AND WE
CARE ONLY TO STATE THAT We ARE
READY FOR SPRING BUSINESS. LEA ING
THE CRITICAL BUYERS WHO PURCHASE
THE CLASS OF GOODS wEHANDLE TO DE-
TEiiNISE HOW WELL We HAVE SUS-
TANNED OUR REPUTATION FOR PRODU-
CHG TIE bEsT CLOTHING SOLD ANY
WHERE
GEORGE SPRASSY
ONE-PRICE cLOTEIEK AND TAILOR
&C. SEVENTH STREET
nn8 Opposite U. 8. Post O0cA
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&c. Gents Half Hose Ice.
60c Gents Scarfs for &C.
25c. Satin Windsor do l9c.
Soc. Gents Dress Shirts soc.
toc. Gents Mertno Underwear Nc
&c. Handkerch1efs for A9c.
sc. Collars for l9c
&c. Fichus for Sic.
25c. Lsces for l9c.
25c. Beaded Crowns for 21c.
&c. Towels for 2lc
12kc. India Linen for lie.
&l.4s Feather Tirs for 3l.la
Csc. Block >ush Ribbons SOC.
el.35 Chenille Fringe for Slld
$l.9s undressed Mousquetaires S15L
SC. silk MousQuetaires for &c
&c. Lisle Glov1 for Ale.
s. 50 Jerseys for sara
$50. Aighieowns for 73c.
b9c Chemises for Sic.
Sc. Drawers for 86c
.e9c skirts for sec.
CSC. orSets for Gyc.
2Sc Bustles for loc.
e9c. Wooden Shawis for Sic.
75c. Child's Caps for Sc
So. Bunches Of plowefs 25c.
25c. Bunches Flowers for l9c
2sc. Jewelry for 19c.
29c. diamond Collar Buttons 1Sa
Ssc Sterling Silver Bangles TO
lie. Jet Combs for 12c
eec Leather Satchels for Sic.
LIS Leather st:hels for Slo6
&c. Plush Pocketbooks 25c
Csc. Leather do for l9c.
esc. Fans tall stylea) PC.
Sc Cretonne Fans for 27o.
sc. Striped Hose for l9c.
&C. Black Hose for sc.
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Il was hoped that when the circus and base hail
season fairly opeGed wiGrer would relent and we
could have some milo weather. But the faith
was vain BarEUTa's opening, even viii the scored
dTty-white elephant o. give il prestige, has not
brought spring, aad winter lingering chilled the lap
VI Ihe bO>ton base ball ground yesterday, on the
advertised op5nIhg cf the season. 20 The extent of
solid foot OF snow. Winter Is sidentv fooled by
the state Of tue appropriation .Js, ana thinks II
Is about the miI.i.e ot January
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

L1OR RENr-TO SUB LET-ROOM 49, CORCORAN
4 Building handsomely furnished for Office rposes
Terlis to suit mil Lin
LfOR RENT-CHEAP-GROUND FLOOR OFFICE
4 rooms near court house Apply to STEI1ER
LIEBEKMANN, 1908 street northwest ap2-3t
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The Double Sheet Tomorrow.

TIE STAR VIII be issued as usual ID iouble-sheet
or eight-page form Tomorrow As these issues COM
1and an extra edition they are most acceptable to
advertisers, who VII confer a favor by sending in
their oIdeTs early TO iesure Insertion and classical
ton
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700 NEW SPRING GOODS. VERY EATFST
ls0Os styles and very lowest prices. Haxgafm md
Prese daily AlwoOl Goods below COST 7S6 7th e
n ". Gu there. examine before buying. mhl2
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GREAr BARGAINS
INFINE BOOTS AND SHOES.

Having purchased the entire stock Of well-known
maker >sii ing uf Ladies' Kid ltton Shoes
u. aid ID Md hs have coic. ued to SILL the same
50 PER PAIR
They excellent value At So We beg the ladies of
tins city 70 call and iook at tlr,l.
Cousins fine Shoes IL every width and cheaper than
We make specially Of CfAdren's and Misses Spring
heel >ho and invite the Of parents to the
same Some : low 90 cents.
Orr stock of Laotie- Orera Slippers Is especially
worthy of attention We have EN- to tit any foot 4
very handsome iii per at 10 cents
House Slippers from l5c sip
Mems. Boys and Youths shoes in great variety
Our Blu Us" Sho Tor Men and Bows are too we'll
known to need menti II Who-var wants a good Shoe
superior ~ clston-Inade should try pair uf them
We visraiitee all Shoes VIZ sell II a t,.Ir do.s not
wear satlstact ~ cleerfuly give another pair i'm
place u them - -
A call Ii solicited at
S1NSHEIMER h BROS,
ap3 sos 9Th and 1851 u streets
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SpRise DRrss CctDs
AsD
FASTER NOVELTIES


sIs PESNsILyANIA AVENUE,
HAVE JUST OPENED THIS MORNING ONE CASE
OF ALI-WCOL IiiC,'iINI-~5. - INCHES NIDE IN
tHJls MN CUACE~- Al Iuk LON PRICE OF
&c. NO-IH 81 ~ LEtST.
1900 YARDS ALI-sTi.K S.TIN NFRvFIILFry
SSPINl, CtLG.S NJ : = TUF h, ~ coo =
Io1o YARDS BLACK MLEvEILLEUX. ALL SILK
III 81.
loo YsRDs STRIPED sTRAH SIZES IN gFAUTI-
And ILl-'t 81 .It>itsSS. Bonnet. CT NEI L.
ICNSON'9 ELACA SILA~. y LNEKI GRADE
sIl K OR NsDINFS md uTFNaNI IRON-FRANF
GELNADa|E, SUNNI MOURNING ~HANIS
CREE De CHINE. CANTON CAEFE &c
WITT EEBECiDEEED DEEssEs n GREAT VA
RELY.
eco PIECES CHOICE PATTERNS N FRENCH SAT
MS.
LARGEST STOCK OF FRENCH DRESS GOODS
EhEk S11O"N. AND HGLD ct NEN YOnk
EhiCES
GEEAT BARGAINS ~ St-rrRIGR TABLE IINFS
fASt ELkpSNI COOS
PARASOIs. s;-N UMBRELLAS AND CCACuISGs
IN JiEEAT VARIETY
CHOICE STOCK OF sTLE HOSE ALL COIORs
EMBROIDERED FICHCS N GREAT VARIETY.
PRICES GUARANTEED
VIII sHCSTER sons
81 Pennsylvania sveuua
ONE PRICE
-
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REMNANTS REMs.srs,
To morrow. FRIDAY Will offer Special Bargains In
REM ANTS OF ALL KINDS
case COTTON. il short lenths at Sc equal to Pride
OF the west - - $1,000
case COTTON. In short lengths at 6Lsc. equal to
AndrUsCo1lrin. "
large lot Of Remnants DRESS GOODS at less than
half -fr4,e- - ~ VIC"
Remnants CaSSIMERS. CASHMEREs and WHITE
DRESS GOODS 10 b. sold at half price
FRILAi Will be our Remnants day hereafter.
GEO. Y. JOHNSON
ap3 1l3 Ma ket Space
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FOR RENT ROOMS.

EOR RENT-THIRD FLOOR 62S g STREET
L northwest "a feet by 90: suitable for hall or car
panter shop good light. Apply to THOS Z. WAGGA-
NAN, 9N T street northwest ap4-1m
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR RENT-FOR SUMNER BOARDING-LAE6E
l. house beautiful surroundings tweilty-esht rooms.
furnished Ice uit and shade IN ABUNDANCE: sIee
etabe garden planted. twenty " Netr ralItau
railroad. half hour 10y 7,h road one halt ret
taken in table board JOHN b. CLAGEIT. Brsult-
wood, D. C. a+-2H
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Jrsr TakE A PEEP

AT OUR EA>TAR WINDOW IF YOU ATE PASSING
Up >ENENTH STREET IT WILL. IN rEREST YOU
AND PLEASE THE CHILDREN. TIE EW STYLES
SHOWN IN THE WINDOW GIVE But FAINT
IDEA OF THE MANY STYLES WE ARE SHOWING
FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN'S WEAR
IN CONFIRMATION SUITS WE HAVE ANY STY E
THAT Is WORN IN BLACK CLOTH. BLACK wORS-
TED. BLACK DIAGONAL. BLUE DIAGONa VI. BLUE
BLACK AND BROWN tORkSCREW: IN FACT. BUY
No COM 1RMATION SUITS UNTIL YOU LOOK AT
OURS
IN CHILDREN'S SHORT PANTS SUITS WE HAVE
ALL THE LEADING SHAPES AND SHADES RE-
MEMBER WE HAVE SHORT PANTS SUITS AS
LARGE AS Is YEAR
IN BOYS SUITS. AGES IL TO IL YEARS. WE ARE
SHOWING OVER SIXTY STYLES: PRICES RANGE
FROM s5A SUIT TO so SUIT. SURELY GOOD
RANGE ~ SELECT FROM
N SHIRT WAISTS WE CAN SAY WITHOUT FEAH
OF CONTRADICTIONS HATOCR LINE Is DOUBLE
THE SIZE OF THAT OF ANY HOUSE IN THE DIS
TRICr To BUY sAKS' SHIRT WAIST IS,TO BUY
PERFECT FITTING ONE.
REMEMBER. EyEEY PURCHASER N OUR BOYS
AND CHILDREN'S DEPAR lMENT. RECEIVES A
BASE BALL AND BAT. WITH OUR COMPLIMENTS
DoSrTFNL TO TAsEA PEEP AT OUR EASTER
WINDOW.
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fortunate e9ange II tn- wind Yesterday saved
81 Pauls Cathedral from destruction by fire The
ere" Gel ne'sEooTAood OF This great church exposes
II 10 dangers Cf this sort. and has more than once
been In peril T. ine greet fire in London in 1875
Jhe cathedral suffered tla fate % ell strctur5s, in
Inc FaTageG districts 10 tat Tie new edldce Judged
% Cathedral sJandUTtts OF age. is ve-y moaern In
iact It cannot be said 70 b. yet completed So re-
Gently as lS72 fund Of $4,000 was raised 20 COM
piete the inte..cr, and nCch sill remains 10 a done
= II appears that Nj Pawn. Ike Hr Tiden. does
net want his positive refusal 10 accept a nomfna-
ton 10 oe taken too literally. He Is apparently
working the tAtory adc-teo bv several ether ASH
rants that tle way 70 x candidate Is not to be q
candidate bur eoJ any OF hi, party friends .hould
TAKE Us pEo,e9la'i5n IL dead elrnesI-as sUme OF
them seem iac.cet. To Gn-he wants it Dher,toot
he really dtdnj meat uny1G.ug 10y II.
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPOsALs For BRICKS.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR TATE. WAR AND NAVY
DEPARTMENTS
WASHINGTON, ID T.. March 2gth, 1884 \
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering so
600 Red and Skewback EIcas She site the Bins-
l. q e State. War and Navy dep rtments this CITY
VIII be received at this Office uni. INtLyE "a OK
APRIL NINTH. 1884, and opened immediately there
after in presence of bid ,trS
Specifications. general instructions 20 bid lcrs and
blank I, proposal viii be III nishei on arIca-
ton to this office.
THOS LINCOLN CASFY
nh99-6t 1t o. -, rl,s OF Engineers
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The Spelling Reform association have recentiI-
Issued bulletin, showing the progress OF their
new ideas IN pathology. Thus far the chances
proposed have not found much acceptance, but
there cert tiny an increased interest in the sub
Jec5- which qresagas reform. II the sug-
geStions OF the association were carried out the
language would ic0H very queer for while Thus
police Item Ee the following. CuIed from the as
sociation's specimen spelling book. WOULD lead
people TO suppose thai ATTemu5 Ward had come
back 70 life and journalism:
- beutiful buJ Je'us woman piched into A rytr
gest OF her husband. and alter giving her tie, -
,t.g harang. took si-1e and thTeteHed tocl, her
roe hel o. and had noy sum sir = 7.i.nen cauu the
police she Wud l3v made her cost
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v. M SHCSTEI L sons
81 Pennsylvania aveQua
ONE PRICE

\. B-TRE Brsr Is TIE CHEAPEST. al
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SOCIETY GOSSIP.
What the Friends and Enemies of Mr..
Blaine are Saying.

What the Friends and Enemies of Mr..
Blaine are Saying.
WASHINGTON, December 2.-The Herald
has the following paragraph on the ameni-
ties of the approaching social season:
"This week Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine viii
move into ex-Secretary WINDOWS house,
on Scott Circle, which they will occupy all
winter. 1t is copjectured by many that
they purpose setting up social headquar-
teas there and entertaining their cGqae in
opposition to the social forces Of the pres.
ent administration and Of the next one and
will endeayor to draw recruits from the for
mer. Thus, there will be three factions IN
Washington society this winter-the powers
thai be, the powersthst are going to be after
March, and the powers that tried to be and
could not. Between the first two the most
friendly relations win doubtless exist, and
between the disappointed faction and neither
of the other two is there likely to be more
than a eeremonious interchange of civilities,
if even that. 1t is MOI believed that General
and Mrs. Logan will ally themselves with
the maleontents at the Blaine headquarters,
they having suffered too much from that
contest already. Their friends here-and
they have many in all parties-will be eager
TO show them attention, and in the most
delicate manner indicate the sympathy
they felt for their various misfortunes and
their admiration for Senator Logan's digni-
fed course since the election as compared
with that of the head of his ticket. An ar
dent Democrat who arrived last week from
Illinois in the midst of his rejoicings over
the victory of his party paused to commend
General Logan for having accepted defeat
in so manly and digni6ed manner and ex-
pressed much sympathy for the disappoint.
ment he and his wife must feel. One OF
Mr.. Blaine's Maine friends has lately said
Of his future course; Blaine may not ex-
pect to be President, but he expects to hive
a good deal to do in making Presidents"
Wen, he may feel encouraged by the re
Aection tha: he has already had good deal
to do with making two-Arihur and Clevc
laud-the first by his course in Nav, 1881,
and the latter by his tactics in New York in
The campaign for Governor in 1882. Ifhe
is not satisfied with his work up to date most
others are. Let the procession move on"