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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-26
DRY GOnnS.

PRINTs-Merrimac ID, 6: Manchester. 9;
Arnold, &; Arnold's indigo, ~; Arnofd's
choice do, q; American, 81; American in
digo, ~; Pacific, =; Hamilton, 90; Glouces-
ter mourning, o.; Simpson mourning, q;
Hartel, 6; Dunn6ll 5l3&6; Eddystone, 81
Cochcco, 6; Gloucester, 81; Richmond, g.
Windsor, G; Steel River, 80; Aliens 81;
Merrimac pink, B3; Richmond pink, 8; Allen
pink, Il: Mcrrimac shirting, 5; Regatta shirt
ing, Al Hampton, ~; Allen shirtings, "a
Dunnell Shirt!ngS, "a.
BROWN Observation-Disclosures LII, 50;
Stark AA: "a; Augusta, %; Indian Head
tx "a; Mystic River "a; Atlantic A; "a;
Atlantic II, "a Agawam, % /; Atlantic r,
~; ,Pepperell f, II; Indian Orchard EE,
Gl2; Peppercll X, Z; fremont &C, 90; CONT
mental X, g.; Pepperell o, 90; Pepperell n,
q; Continental G., "a; Indian Orchard "A,
Beaver Dam Ill, 90; Clark A. 81: Nonpd-
ell, ~; Granite b, "a; Bedford X, "a;
Portsmouth p ~; Mohawk, 4; Boot ME-
market 90; Newmarket G., "a:
BLEACHED SUEETINGS New York, 1915;
Wamsutta, 1917; Langdon GB, 10; Lonsdale
cam muslin, M; Berkeley eX cam muslin,
l@3; Tuscarora, lOi Androscoggin g. Al, s.;
M6sonvile,g; Lonsdale, so; Cabot, "a; Con-
way,7 Z; Fruit of the Loom, o; Linwood, 80;
Prosperity, 81; Hin Al, s; Hin rs, "a; Hal
lowell q, ga; Boot II, ~; Ballou, S; Canoe
81, 1; Blackstone "A, ~; Hope, IA; Green
G., 81; Gold Medal, I; Fitchyille, 7; Fear
less Z.
TicKs-Amoskeag AGA, Il; Am6skeag A,
1873; Amoskcag B, l2l3; Amoskeag e, NJ;
Amoskeag d, II; Amoskeag T., 1917; Amos
keag II, 10; Amoskeag II, 0; Thornkike A,
| IA; Swift River "a; Methuen AA, l219; Con-
| estoga ex. AZ l6; Cords ACE, lila; Conesto-
ga ex. les IA; Conestoga GIN A. Is; Conestoga
| CT Al, IA; Conestoga, Goa rs, u; Hamll-
ton, M: Manhattan, s; International Wy,
| I; Oceans,
STRIPEs-Amoskeag $4,000, llls; Ameri-
can, gl5: Hamilton, NJ; AmOskeag chcvlOt
| l0lz; Ashbyme AA, IL; Ashbyme red cross, To-
DEStAs-Amoskeag IA; York, IA; Otis
AKA, l2lS: Otis BIB, Ms; Columbian, II;
Greek BIB, If; Beaver Creek &C, l0ls; Warren
BIB, III; Warren AKA, l2ls; Haymaker
| brown, So; Columbian, II; Warren &C
brown, l0l5; Uncasville, 10.
| CHECRs-Union, No. 80, II; Union, No. 20
II, Union, No. Is, u; Miners No. |, ~: Mi
ner's No. ., 1873; Prodigy, Q; Alabama osna-
burgs, Z; louisiana osnaburgs, /; Augusta
osnaburgs, Z.
| Observation-Disclosures, S; Amoskeag, S.
Canton, Q; Draper, o; Glenwood, 6la Bates
Is; Clnremont, o.: Miami, 81; Clarendon
81; Scotch, double fold, lOi40lA5
| CORSET JEANs-kcOrs0rge 3; Nnumkcal
sateen, 81; Armory, ~; Canoe, o. lndlar
Orchard improved, 90.
| CAMnRICs-Washingto ~; Manvill, ~
G6ls; Slater & Sons, 81 l16ls !; Rid finish, 500
| Mnsonville, 5lSGO6ls =; Garner, $685..
CAEPETISGS-Tapcstr Hlggng's ,GIltS7lS
Tapestries Sanford's, BJ6Si; Tapestries RON
bury, So; Blgelow body Brussels, l.;5; Low
ell body Brussels, l.G; Extra MoquettcS, LIS
u Moquettes, lilo; Lowell extra supcrs, ~ ,
Hartford 8-ply ~; Hartford extra supers, -
Park, Read & Franklin extra superS, ~ !
Park, cotton chain extra supcrs, 81 !; Phila
delphia wool, iS9jj; common cotton-chaln
2O1DiA
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"People learn wisdom by
experience"
If you are difficult to nj,
don't take our word for It,,
but end some like person
who wears "the HANAN"
shoe. He will tell you "thc
HANAS" Is n combination
Of style, comfort, fair price,
and honest service. That II
perfect 20 is always to he
had, and after years OF suf-
fcring be is indebted 10
Hanan & son for Joy, peace
and happiness, profit 10y
experience" and wear "tho
HASAN" shoe.
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nTrGs.

AcfDs-Sulphuric q carbny, f7i; cltrlc, a
u, 0c; oxallc, d n, 10; tar,aric, powdered 4
10, ~
GuMs-Arablc, select, n N, 50c: asafetda
- 20 DOC; camphor, - to -; opium, tL20 10 40.
OIis-Bergamot, SandersOn's, n N, $40:
lemon, Sandersons, fl.S5; peppermint, 1926;
wlntergreen, s2.25; olive, Malaga, ti.2i
Embellishments, a N, 20 to 4oc; iodide,
N40 10 tl.fO.
soArs-Casille, notified, = n, ssloc, cas-.
tile, white iAdih
MiecEi.LANEous - Ammonia, carb., q 10,
0c; alum, a,ti; arrowroot. Bermuda. zoe; Bal.
sam, copalha, 5oc; borax, refined, ijeDl6; calo-
mel, am, Tic; castor oil. II gal, Si.i6lti 80;
caesla buds, n N, lJ,tls; cream tartar, pure,
n n, ~; corrosive Eubllmntc, n N, s.; chloro.
form, y N, fl.0SfllO; extract logwood, bulk
iodine. rcsublimated, y ~, 200: leaves,
buchu, short, n 10. y; leaves, SIENNA, Alex,
b n -; morphla, sulph, n ox., Sh50; spirits
inter, sweet n N, IS: stTychnia, CIR, stals, 81 81
g l.to; tapicca, y ID, I; wax, white, y N,
s''''"e'" "s'n'o" ? ~, ,l..os.LS,., cia.
.....s......l.. ~. - -.
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIEs.

NORTHEASTERN, free of burrs, ll@lGc; Mex
lean improved, l50l6c; coarse, I6c; fine me-
dium 20D22c; tine wool, according to dirt and
condition, HOPE; bury, 2(g0c per pound
less, according TO burrS.
HIDEs-Prime plump lnts. % MS and up,
lic per lb seconds, plump hints, 90 lbs and up,
l2c per III prime light and kips, S2c per III;
culls, bulls and stays, 090c per 10; dry sailed,
9@lllac, according to condition; green sailed,
1G9c
PELTRIRs-Deer skins, 20922c; antelope, 10
Dl5c; seal skins, lj6D20c; sheep pelJs, as per
wool, 20G65c; shearlings, l0Ol5c.
TALLOW--Prime tallOw, &c; tallcw grease,
5Qjl2c; grease, yellow to brown, 4Cg5c.
BEEswAA Prime yellow, loo; dark and
ndulteTaLed. l5(q20c
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, July 25.-The relaxation of the
money market, the importation of gold and
other favorlng influences gave produce start
up in the North and East and has had some
influence here The advance is not quotable
as yet, but the buyers and sellers are seeing
less difference in their views. Wool also has
got Shade on the rising move, and every
indication points at better times. If only a
generous rain will fall soon the coming
autumn VIII witness prosperity unbounded
in this section, and Dallas will have II trade
the like of which no former season ever
brought.
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LIVE sTocK.

60 ,-raisers aud dealers in tho Wost, IN
MA and Territories arr manlfestnga great
'deai 4 inici In the convention OF Cattle.
nTcs rrs, tha. 10 be held In the autumn nt
~ lsyuIs. cnd Il Il expected that not less than
lend. A large delegation ~ foreign cattle
bfntdsre 1Hd 1wcr win alsn W. nrisr~f.
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FLOWS from the MaXimrr0 Mineral Fonn-
tain of Saratoga Springs, and is in the opin-
ion of the most eminent medical men, Ma
lures Sovereign Cure for CONSTIPATION.
DYSPEPSIA, TORPID LIVER, INACTIS (,
CONDITIONS of the KIDNEYS, and most
salulary Alternative i'm Scrofulous Affections
With ladies', gentlemen and hon vivants ev-
crNwherc II has become the standard of die.
tary eNpedicnts, terrifying the digestive func-
tions and enabling free-liysFs to indulge with
IMMUNITY at table. The world OF wealth, ia
tclligcnce and refinement testiflcs to its
sparkling. naturally pure and delightful
qualities as the beverage Incompatible, and
accredit il with being the sureSt and spccdiest
source ofclear compilations, high health and
rNhuherant spirits. HATHORN Spring
WATER Is sold only In giuss bottles; fgur
dozen pnts are packed in 1case. II may be
obtained ut all hotels and Of druggists, wine
merchants and grocers everywhere, and
BETTERToN, LEVINE Is CO.,
Sole Agents for Dallas, T s1as.
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MARKETS. by TELEGRAPH.
COTTON STATEMENT.


GALvEsToN, July 2j.-The following Is u
daily comparative cotton statemenls
This This This La
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
LIN HILL

One moro good rain. ard fire ssras
for plo.InT. ~shre-hing nearly al done
Corn npening lNi, and val scoa do -
gather.
There xA man came from los
Out io Webster county snj looked Il
oyer and ihsn vent hack snd There
80 a cro.d Il mea gss!eEs3 Aroua3
him - hear zhs: hc hat - ssy al-sas
tie county. They A.s.J a.m aisslt the
soal Ana shAt ktai u croIs 81 n beat ard
Cat, tt..y raus@i lie tod them they
had good crops ou' he.r, aud ihey sAui
81 - know ghst kind o: oTn cfots
they BAD o1i there and he tsal isicnI
not Ia AK Ab.nt liz Corn fsE ihvE~ a.
more corn sticking al pact IA ~nues
than there uas !E.et ~ that Cuuuts
tie was no; !ar wruuE !gl the ear o.
corn have TOW too Ia: iaT tae .auys
We y see gOot long csrs OF cnul
sticking our beyond the suuck
joseph Bur. IA. been paid a far
puoe for hIs farm and he thinks lie
ought 20 have more.
The farmers in the vicinity 81
Cowle. have selected = lifub.r ward a;
Cowles and everyone Wishing lumber
can get II cheap OF that company.
Rev. ButIin il one ~ the best corn
and sorghum rai-er we have. he plant
Ell one acre of cane AMI male one
hundred and sixty four gallons Of
choice molas-e..
Mr.. Reynolds has his new house en-
closed. E.AU DRE,MF..
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

The late heavy rains have mAiersl
~ damaged the hay that ~A mo-
stacked.
Mr.. Baldwin. . former residen, 81
I'm. community, but nov Of Oieli. thu,
state. was visiting friends IN ,h,. city
la.t week.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mr.. l. O.mstead.
a boy. All partie. dong finely.
Died, sept -. Elsie. youngest child
ofO. y. and Mary Harvey. The he
reayed pareLt- have the sympathy 81
the entire neIghhorhood.
Mr.. and Mr.. Charles Palmer. o! Red
Cloud we're visiting relatives here last
week.
is Brooks, Of Edgar, has decided 10
locate here and start a harness shop.
He Is building 4 residence now.
L. y. Edsou will start this week for
Weeping Water. To bring zap his herd
OF cattle. which have spent the sum
mer down there.
Mr.. Chnmberlin has returned from
Denver. lie disposed Of his cheese a,
that place to NJ good advantage. A.
present he l. suffering from dunn aguc.
but Is recovering rapidly under the ef-
iicient care of DR.. A. J. Weston, o!
West Inava!e.
Lou Sheldon, brother 81 l.. G. Ohm
stead il visiting relative. here.
The boys will not ride So fast through
the streets hereafter. 1, only costs
them Is.
There are ~seveyal gentlemen Of lei,-
ure around here just now.
As this a new business to me- you
will have to excuse the brevity of the
correspondence. SUSAN BLEckER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

Tie other night = prominent yoBug
man whom we will call Hogys went in.
70 the country 10 &c. III. Siri and br ing
her 20 a dance, which to-lk place
recently IN ou' city. True love ne'er
did r~un.-traighi. for II the par;lss could
agree the old folks would ihros q az
brand into the serenity % their love
dreams. and 80 Il "a on tins occasiru
After arriving a, bis sweetheart, msn-
sion ly the ripping Crooked Creek he
remarked !, Was a ane evening. Oh, ye'
SAID enc. Ard the smlles that PLAYED
around and over their faces told Of tie
dreams n s were passing through
heir minds. Would you 20 TO the
dance this evening" asked Boyg-. with
one OF IN. sweetest sIniTs.. Il will
ask ma -sid the litile chArmer.
When she returned her face vas no,
wreathei in sunny emile. a. it va.
when the beau ideal Of he. heart Az
rived. but on the contrary 10 wore an
aspect OF disappointment which plan
~ told Bogg- that the oil folks kicked.
She couldn't 20 unless some other girl
went, and thus they were situated
that other girl il ALWAYS IN the way.
Finally Boggs got both young ladies
in the buggy and Was flying TO tsrn
IN haste. After the ball the homewafd
Journey was CO nmenced and the girls
we're landed at home-the la.t one
first and the fir, one last. Finally as
the hour. came and departed. and the
hinge ON the gate became weaker, the
young man took leave Of his darling.
climbed ia his vehicle and re,raced his
steps. Busily thinking over hi,
troubles Bogg. fell asleep. and the
horses sauntered along slowly. finally
turning into a farm yard There the
young nan slep, unit! Old Sol came
peeping up from behind the hills in
the east. just a. the lady OF the house
appeared at the door and asked wha,
was wanted He smiled kept mum,
whipped.up his team and came into
about s a III. He don't say
much but keeps mp II great thinking, Tor
fear the boys will find out.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
GARFIELD
ROVER.

The first week Of October is gone
and still no frost. who could ask for
nicer fail weather than this and yet the
chronic grumbler will find something
TO crack on.
Some have not finished haying yet.
The family Of Frank Smith were
quite sick during last week but were
improving at last reports.
Two Of John CaInpbell's boys have
the typhoid fever.
John Street has been suffering from
an attack Of neuralgia.
1t is getting rather thin when a man
cannot go TO his dinner. or leave MS
machinery over night where he ia cut
ting grass, without having it torn to
PIECES, or his tools carried away, oh.
would We not like TO catch him, who
ever he may be would We not give
him particular fits. for by this time he
must have more than his share Of
wrenches. bolts, bars, double trees and
rake attachments. n.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
CsTaxErpV

GIVE nc he Ca1rg q rts me 5esLS
Nlss Aisca 0r&ses = ihs p~sxxsx o
q hes TgAo.
Tie <asisy school az, - rsyss
ivst 81 lsAinvf~x .~5 se -sr-zs
q - az ar raf4~gls suslim q
r0ue sri az ia Progressing sA.ssiaan.
lty
When ynn essur SIS. akT nvw sv
tnss aFv IA x<~ss ~ shu ksgx,e
Nt] - aarF 80 usgs0 g.saa sl
ho4a!- AasF = sucN * tufs~y ihry
have t~en 4uirat~i up=m 90 as
VI Higgins bss rfve;0i a Gus fosse
Jaha A~lslium = Aasus astss
csruss s&s .fos sh~{ erected
" . - A-La-r 'hs ara = usI
m 81 Arsalss - Ar4 NJ NcsAi
lafa
oar p~~irna-:rf .ss susse see
nts pasture
IS 4 FI"~r . usios SEA i.ssu
nearer hrs has dHs lne lor rsns~n
.cH,y. IEssGN&asx.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
GALlHLp

know a large msi0fiiy OF both 70.
puhiiCans and democrats afe iu fall
sympathy with tie move Ia brrak up
B6s-ism and Rim Rule. the, are ct
tired of having Sire proceeds 81 their
iapor at.DThcd Is q few designated
gobbers under prptcu-s of friendship
If the democratic leaders tell the truth
about the republican party. u should
be grapplcd from power # republican
leaders tell tie truth ahout he demo
cratic party. a. should never be- allow
cd - 20 INTO y0a"r. IL each tells the
truth about the other certainly they
are both unworthy of public trust. Bu,
the republicans declare the democratic
leaders lie on their party and the dem
Ocrats return the compliment by swear
Ing the republican leader lie on their
party. When diversified industry an
stead Of party administers government
That time j. coming ia ihe near future
educated. organized labor will DO ~.
Now ] suppose they are both correct,
for they are both dishonest, and they
prove IL on each other Conclusiveiy. let
III thca Join with the masses and FIJI
tn. Offices with persons Of and FOR the
people leaving those two good partie.
To indulge IN their fayora,e method. VI
elcctiOnecrinR-that % bcfpuling. be-
shining and black msillng each other.
character. II they keep on a. successful
~ a. they have begun. there will he
nothing ten of them by the cnd 81 the
campaign bat a couple of black rpo,..
+. HorCHrs,
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
ELM CRENk.
Abundance Of rain. Hay harvest is

Abundance Of rain. Hay harvest is
over.
Mr.. Vsnpatten is again with us.
We understand there will be some
families from l~llinoi, here soon, who
will settle III our midst.
The west is all the age with our
young men. Several have already gone
and returned, and more are going.
Mr.. Gray has moved in his new
house. He is having a well bored. He
He will make that his future home.
Joseph Bun has a good farm under
cultivation; a grove Of 1900 ash trees;
a good sod house; windmill: stables.
sheds, and pasture fenced, which he
offers NJ low figures.
Last Saturday night the barn of Mr..
Hoflerman became ighited from some
unknown cause. Mr. Hoi-rman and
family slumbered peacefully all tina,
night. and in the morning upon going
out beheld their harm. 900 bushels OF
grain. and tour horses reduced To ash
e,. Loss $1,000. insurance 1900.
RoyER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
JlDSON

Wheat sowing j. about over. OF which
there Is a large acreage sonn. There
is some hay cut and not stacked yet.
damaged by rain.
Our mail from Red Cloud has not ar.
rived yet.
RI King is pleased because It's a
boy and weighs 9 pounds.
Will Leaderbrand will have to set up
the cigars, for its = boy and weighs ten
pounds.
Mrs. Hamilton. wife Of our postmas-
ter has been sick for the pas, week.
ReT. 0lmstead preached at Fsiryiew
on Sunday last.
Corn is nearly ready 70 crib.
Gesrge McMurray has commenced
teoding steers.
Your townsman, u. Sherman, has
bes0 N Our neighborhood for the pas,
few Nees bosing wells.
JohrsBAa n1 wife has just re-
turned from aHMbisvnis : Illinois
much pleased viii 6&l
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
CoaIr
s. 80 ant,awn 49,.

Aid .ili} oar 'awu ignrtoveS
Hem Cox la. purchase! LAC tFnE,
I ofth- two di4s -iuF- here agsi %ti
build : fnf Feesu herc sal pot tu a
ur.i "a. .sA e.! drag
Mr. NuulWau hss -sa a. staSs al
+ hArisare :, VI = Autsa
Another ts. ding j, nuaisf cneirar
ton, tie oairr ~ tie NebrAska Isfa3~r
| COMPANY
TOE People, Iuml-r ,arl hss ~
ceiyrd %'cVsra' ~. 81 lunstef lA,ess.
GEsln = bysas fecc.s~i Al the ccss
Tor dsily.
NT tlf'msn = shipping a car Dad
81 cate i'um TIA. place - .pInc pSap, 80
the a.t
NJ. fsnIr .. entertaining q number
~ hi relatives tht. wcek trom NuyA
county ara taJ. state
Mr. j ~ Iniy sni N.fc, 81 Amhoy.
Sui : L fu'i - Tennessee ~crr toe
guc-t. OF Dr Sclcnck aul ntlc lsat
sunday.
Or -chenk ia. been aimn., la5a un
With 4 lame hack for several Isy. tut
We are glad o. say that lie is almost
we'll again.
Mr. : Foe has returned frsm her
WIT ia the eastern part % tAe .ia'"
Mrs jackson sui Mr. Bruisaksr -
turned from their eastern vi-it lat sat
uriay
6 + Clark spent la't sunday in
Cos,.-.
\ Peak and Frank Tes'e have
gone - the Platte for atNo week.
suJ>r huuI
Good health prevails
sr~F 4 II 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

AT the latest accounts the Riverton
barber. w. A. Butler, who was acct,
IDENTITY shot by Max Fromuth. full par.
t~icular. VI which appeared in last
weeks CHIEF, is failing rapidly, and
but faint hopes, if any. are entertained
of his recovery. A warrant has been
issued for the arrest Of Fromuth, but
the wounded man and all the parties
present at the time of the shooting,
unanimously declare it ito have been
purely accidental, aud without doubt
such was the case. as the principals IN
the affair were warm personal friends.
tits simply another chapter addedito
the volume Of fatal results from the
Careless and iudiscrimina;e handling
of firearms.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

RED CLOUD. SFB., Oct. q, lsss.
Board Of county commissioners me,
10 regular session. J r Smith and J l.
Miller, county commissioners. L
Bayha. clerk.
Minutes OF previous meeting read
and approved. after several correc-
tions made on record Of sept %. lssi
Petition for public road cUs. of north
end of Guide Rock bridge across the
Republican river. filed sept. !. lss5. rs
| ID. McCallum and Others for the road
TO remain where II va. frs; laid oil
and now cleared off on SAID ID. Nc
Callum's land. Vas granted. provided
said ID. McCslium will execute and de.
liver to the county a dedication dsesl
Of said land occupied by said road
Said dedication was duly executed aud
delivered 10 the board aud accepted by
| them and the road ordered established
as per PRAYER Of said petition.
Samuel Foe having declined to serve
as y III X u No. -. the board appoint
ed WIN. II. Thomas o II X ID No p.
who filed his official bond which was
duly approved.
Claim Of " III b Stout referred tn ]
" Warren. sheriff. 10 he accounted
or in bis bills OF costs. Also claim OF
". Danny referred To him for paymen.
on, Of c. II. fund.
The following elaine audited and al
lowed. and warrants ordered 10 be
drawn on county road fund. ~ pay the
same:
~Teuplsion Bros s Co. hridzr r~ns;~rial. 8 g -
n !. Is~rwAs n - -.
The following claims audited and al
lowed and warrants ordered 10 be
drawn on county general fnad:
james OSsA. serves Attending Tanfers - o.
| " falleys. Srtess physician AID eos4s-
6 z NeEeehy. services psys4et-n AID
commissioner fs<Anify ..-----.- -
Up kasha. services clerk and eosamis-
sssuer tasABi.y : 90
a kAiry. poor ~ &c
c " springer. SERVICES sgp~r.nteadeuf iis %
Board ordered that an appropriation
Of twenty-five dollAE- IS or 80 much
thereof. az may be Necessary - hereby
made 20 purchase material 20 build q
bridge in road district No - ~ be paid
when bridge i e0rnpieted.
County commissioners ordered that
N appropriation OF thirty-fse dollar.
kt3t3pcso much thereof as may be
y eospurchzse material 20 build
: bri1Si aaA district No -. 70 be
paid whea Ent1k e.mplesed
Board county ~ Ul~eeaers order
Cd . notice q be $3.50 With .
| pr0posit;on - 10 al nf14Ao tie sot-
eu a. Webster eq5kny ersska. AZ
~ pezt sovepsb<9 ~ lection. for
| ~ inuiox uf eOusSxo bunfy bonds
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
VOTERS IN NEBRAsKA,-Under the

VOTERS IN NEBRAsKA,-Under the
constitution OF Nebraska every
male person Of the age Of II year. and
upwards, who shall have resided IN the
state six months. in the county forty
days, and in the precinct, township Or
ward ten days, snail have the right 10
vote. Persons Of foreign birth who shall
have declared their intention TO be-
come citizens conformably 10 the laws
of the United States on the subject Of
naturalization, at least thirty days
prior 10 the election, shall have the
right to vote. The: right Of suffrage
includes the right to vote at any cleo
ton; whether presidential. state, county
city or village.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
Card Of Thanks

We extend thanks 10 the many
friends who gave us substantial tokens
of regard and kindly greetings on the
J"h anniversary of our married life.
IN occasion was worth To US about
81 III family necessity, and time only
can tell the value in its social bearing.
REV. GEO. II. BRowN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
Startling Discovery

Physicians are often startled by re-
markable discoveries. The fact that
DIR. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption and all Throat and Lung
diseases is daily curing patients that
they ..hsve given up 10 die, iesatar-
ling them 10 realize their sGeeodN
and examine into the nj. 5thp
wonderful discovery, re(1ltnsM hum
dreis of our best physidans 1Seingitin
their great practice. nal bottles free
at Henry Cooks Dru&sUOe Regular
size $l.OO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
Joy. Joy 20 The World

II you meet q man who looks "A IL
he had lost all his friends, had his
house burnt down and business des-
troyed, just make up your mind that
he has the dyspepsia or his liver is out
Of order. The best thing you can do
for such a woebegonc individual IS 10
advise him TO go to A. Lindley's drug
store and get a bottle of Or. Jones Red
Clover Tonic, which viii cure him
without fail. Also an in .aluable rem
edy for for pimples and blotches OF the
face. Only soc q bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
Sheep for Sale.

A limited number, 1900 head OF
Spanish Merino ewes, for sale. Two
and three year old. These sheep were
raised by us in Webster county; are
free from any disease, and are in ex-
cel'ent breeding condition. Will
shear min pounds. Also a few Wis
consin and Vermont registered Meri-
no rams for sale. Prices low, A Iare
chance to start a feeding flock.
GOODMAN & WHITNKY.
9-4w Guide Rock. Neb,
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

FoR SALE offer tor sale the build
ing | now occupy a. a Millinery store
Price s. 500, situated LIST door north OF
First National Bank. Also the build
ing known ss the Brown store. price
$3.50, End door north OF the Argus of
fee. Mrs. J. II. Fowler,
Red Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

SILK cashmere and WOODEN mufilers
and other fine neck wear al the Golden
Eagle square dealing clothing store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
Y. & u. TINE CAIN

Senator lan!ersoa and ether speakers
VIII address the citizens CT ED cicui and
Wsbsts: county On the political Issues Of
the Gay, October 23.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

Do you a anything in the boot
and shoe line? If SO GO and buy SELF
celebrated make ut the Golden Eagle
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

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