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Daily Republican., 1884-07-16
Another Failure.

Some time during Monday A. r.
Dawson, senior member of the firm NJ
Dawson Brothers, man ufacturers ~
granulating roller mills, on Fourth
street near the railroad, left this city,
and later IN the day the Sheriff took
possession OF their works. 1t Is statel
that the liabilities of the firm will reach
500, 600, while the assets are NOT over
$i4 600 II was known that the Arr,
mas been In financial trouble for some
.,me, caused 1t is said by taking work
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16
Mee l. Lepublicee.

A Chinaman, who was approached l n
Wiikesbarre. Pa, one day last week by
several Democrats, who were getting
up a jo.itication Cleveland meeting.
being asked TO turn out in the process.
sion gave the following answer TO his
would be persuaders :
Me no Democlatee. Democlatee
alice samee Dennes Kearnee Nee Lep-
ublicee, votes Jimmee Blainee.'
This settled the matter and the dele
CATION withdrew.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16
NEWS SUMMARY.
l~,co,s PREsIDENT-A A TOnA:. !.
.,spuTE-DULL LOOKOUT
?" ,or NJ TBE COTTON TRADE.

. ,.,.pram from the City Of Mexico
'e,o ,he electoral College yesterday
y 1, " sSI ;ts ssssion, land, followed by
lspea as rith Il. a military band, Proosed'
pxas % cadence of General Dias y
70 s"H MIN Of his unanimous election
T, ,hs Presidency. Patriotic speecnes
.sI - made and great enthusiasm pre-.
,i r. NH Ths bells of the city were rung
h1r,s ,ou, In honor of his election. "iene-
nTa. mas will assume the duties OF the
"a an December 3Oth.
n,,rtv IT. S. Marshals Beckett and
pepJr' por we're arrested yesterday at
s.v.A ,.;r MARYLAND, for having taken
asas,ion a of 3 600 cans Of tomatoes,
.smsd by Thnrber s. Co. of New York,
Il for which they had a replevin TO-
" by the U. S. District Court. The
e,s M 4 Court of Hartford CoIDty has en-
nsd s Thurber g. Co. from taking pos.
.sion % of the goods, and as soon as the
s0ntv @ Marshals served the writs they
ere arrested.
Mucb uueasiness is reported In Mon.
..l buispess circles owing to the con-
Nan of the cotton trade. An agent
ho was sent to England has returned,
(nd il is understood that he finds II
bno,sible to ship cotton to that country
kreptipe at such sacrifice as would
Iean ruin to the shippers.
The Executive Committee Of the New
prk and New Jersey Brick Manufac'
rrrs' Association decided yesterday
:" slut down the yards for the season
| September 20th. This Is expected
redace the production Of bricks about
U,OO0,0OO.
A Boston despatch to the New York
bst saws the Bell Telephone Company
ID preparing to build line Of thirty
INNER wires between New York and
Siladelphia, TO be leased as private
nephone wires.
Mrs. Almira Lincoln Phelps, we'll
bown as on educator and author, died
Baltimore Tuesday, the 91st anniver-
ry Of her birth. Her son, General
bsrles +. Phelps, is one Of the Judges
/ the Supreme Court Of Baltimore.
|Middletown, Connecticut. celebrated
centennial on Monday by the ring
" of bells, firing of cannons, a parade
bd literary exercises. Two men were
klly burned by the bursting of can
bn while firing a salute.
Captain w. Is. Chew, ono of the old.
n conductors on the Baltimore and
bio Railroad, was arrested yesterday
! the charge Of embezzliug money be-
bngMg to the Company.
Charles Il. Brown, aged 81 years, has
ben arrested in Boston, charged with
buying up English shilling pieces,
)lding them with gold aud passing
|em of for sovereigns.
Luther Harrison, Chief Clerk of the
General Land Office, has been appointed
Pfll the new position of Assistant
General Land Commissioner, created
the last session of Congress.
Lizzie limerick, 20 years Of age, COM
(itted suicide in Franklin township,
par pttsburg yesterday, because she
as unable to keep up with other pu-
lis at school.
a hrea Paterson, New Jersey, yes
eday destroyed the dry goods store of
aftln q. Mahoney and other property,
llsng a loss of $4,000.
Eight families OF assisted" emigrants
Fnved at New York yesterday, four
[om the County Mayo, Ireland, and
'1r Ii from Breslau, Germany,
fellow fever continues on the Pacific
vast OF Mexico. 1t is epidemic at
uaymas and has appeared at Mazat-
n,
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16
The Young Folks Library

Is new monthly publication issued in
book form by the pub
fishing house of Messrs. d. Lothrop &
Co., of Boston, Mass. The number be-
fore us Is the third issue, and after a pc
rusal of its contents we can recon mend
1t to our readers as a first class publi-
cation and worth having in the house,
hold. 1t costs 70 cents o number or
S3 per year. Ask your news dealer for
It,
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16

We have purchased this wear mn
merous cuts or steam boats and steam
cars, besides q good quantity of well.
selecoeu wood type suitable for roster
work' such az Is used for pic MICS and
sunday sohcol excursions, and will
guarantee good work, and prices in
keeping with such at the REPUBITCAw
office.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16
Board Of Health.

Inc regular meeting of the Board of
teath was held last evening, with
resident Bush in the chair. The
alti III The cellar of Samuel Curry
as ueclared nuisance, and it was
1uefei To be abated within ten days.
he executive officer was instructed 70
wear Out warrant against Samuel ID.
ofces and Mrs. Maria G. Hartman.
ho' having abated nuisance on
Board. ~ '
a '.tier was read FROM j. T. Heald
ieierenre to the complaint made
Hs' MN Tor maintaining a nuisance
.lcefIa street, in. which he states
10. atn0ugh he holds the title to the
49,. @. TIE cngs 10 the city, and the
.Vu'iFe tiilcer was directed 10 insti-
A. proceedings against Mr.. Heald IL
"e municipal Court.
Mls DuDcan Was ordered to abate a
u'sa''cr ,,.i on l.er premises, No. 2O4 West
.ee., within ten days. Com plai nj
,a aS made some time ago by John M.
o"a.y OF Il pond of stagnant water ol
,pMrts H. oeIonging To Samul d. Forbes,
"ei''h ard Heald streets, and he
sa a' piuered % have it abatei within
suSy' Suays' The time having elapsed
porno nout any action icing taken by Mr..
n"eS' the executive officer was in.
Yhuosea Ynua 10 prosecute him before Judge
ha DI 1rimshaw and Mr.. Gawthrop,
me- eohlnlttee appointed TO examine
4, ~" w.. she c.mplaint of John w. Butler.
Ble Is.er T. IN the cellar Of his house, No.
,nng street, reported that it was a
Ba,r1 .1r beyond the jurisdiction of the
|nf NJ Mpooi OF stagnant water In the ward
Iotn mfs, susan Ford, com mplained Of bv
,u un l. Donahoe, was declared a mi.
Spruce anu ordered abated, and DIR.
bointsS anu Mr. Feast were ap.
Ehs a pro, a committee to again examine
|that hhcative thahtive officer Stewart reported
In e ne naa examined the odorless dumns
|pood 's city, and found them all in
|Dan;.,o o,aer except that belong No to
@alei %i +. Hamilton. - W
Moraidp,,,ain was made by William r.
S2s oock o' OF water In his cellar nj No
on,ange street, and the agent of the
10 hausV;,, warren Curlett, was ordered
Thu Tbo ~ abated ia ten days.
TO eya' executive officer was instructed
Ellen ,'ne mn into the complaint Of Mrs.
vast nush, OF persons throwing their
Ing to wafer and slops on a lot Belong
stree,s ~ her at Tenth and Lombard
residinpp' sidip'alnt Nj was made that a person
Of throsyimn. throw on West s,s street is in the habit
Of his hi'h%lng Wing filth i'll an alley in the rea,
was liz ,ns,oe, house, and the executive Office,
it, and d'.,ucted dus;d to notify him to remoy.
future fe ussist T, from the practice in tn,
conseouaalaae aae Secretary reported that M ir
Gripnap"ah Of the failure Of lame,
Fourth a., garbage collector In tn,
he had had district, to attend to bis dnt;a,
remoSs employed N Frank Gincleback h
was alone .ne garbage. and his Bill of Al,
be dsduS.esda, and the amount ordered re II, +,
the uuessd con. from the month"; hiti q .
drawn w1piirrsetor. ~ &C An order for o. wa q
III 'a'or Of James Stewart.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16
Accident.
CoHYnDHRATn Z RoApe.
Wich 10 In tho State nv Keutuoky.

About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
a horse belonging to Or. Burwell,
while standing at Second and West
streets, suddenly reared up on It's haun-
ches andturned a complete summersault
in the shafts, striking his face against
the curb, cutting long and deep gash.
fter considerable difficulty, the horse
was gotten up and its wounds dressed.
A colored driver was in the wagon a'
the time, but quickly jumped out
There was no damage other than sta
ted.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16
Why Some Architects Got Left.
Rop tha Rvpr,ur

After the plans were adopted for the
new High School, the statement that
1t was thought the building would cost
$3S, 900 cano out in the Morning News.
Now since the true cost, $64, 900 (with.
out heating), has been discovered by
real estimates, it is readily seen how
such plans would be adopted by a COM
mittee II they Thought the building
would only cost S3S,O0O, when the
plans of other architects we're truly esti-
mated to cost from $4,000 to $50, 900,
Whoever originally thought the building
would cost only $38, 200 varied
from the true cost, 826. 900. That don't
seem much. A.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16

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IA ferinx from tns errors and indiscre
tious OF youth, nervous weakness, early DC.
cav. loss Of manhood, etc..l will send recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by Nils
siOnsry in South America. Send Q eeli-ad-
dressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH 1.
'lNMAN, station ID, New York City.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16
DERSONAL.

Weak and undeveloped parts nj m. hrn
body enlarged, de veloped and strenS,han.;
noo, s' H. an ln.erestlns adve tisement long run
III III our paper. In reply to inquiries we will
say SELL ..as tneFe rs no evidence Of humbuR
apous u , Inls; O1 the contrary, the ad vertisers
sn1, S,e very nlxniy endorsed. lnterrs sted per :
particulars, by a6 dressing Erie Medtca7 Cn
?. .. Box 5fs, Buffalo, New Yorl'MTaisS'
Evening Raa. e1E.od oos
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16
Stray Cattle.

This morning about 2 o'clock officers
Vickers and Cannon discovered drove
of eightt en- cattle running down French
street near the railroad, and succeeded
in turning them and driving the entire
drove to the pound at Sixth and Orange
streets, where they were locked up to
await an owner. The train from Balti-
more was just coming in, and had not
the officers been prompt In acting, an
accident would no doubt have resulted,
as some of the cattle were already on
the railroad when the officers took
charge Of them.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16
Pianos ana organs.

Buy only WILCOX & WHITE ORGAN
F. A. NORTH B Co., 713 Market street.
W II. MULLEN, Manager.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16
EARLY Peaches.

Robert NJ. Cam, of Pencader Hun
dred, disposed of some eighteen baskets
of Early Alexandria peaches in our
market this morning at 81 per basket.
They were of good size, and looked and
tasted more peach-like than anything
we have seen the present season. Mr..
q will have some twenty more basket
of this variety, from which he will
doubtless realize a handsome profit.
Early fruit, like early vegetables, inva-
riably pay the producer q good profit.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16

Nervous prostration is often attended
with shortness of breath and q smother
ing sensation, which is very disagree.
able and often dangerous. In every
case tried the Brazilian Tonic Bitters
gives Immediate relief, tones up the
system and works perfect cure. 1t 10
only 80 cents.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16

market hu.eners honer in the Second street
Toy lor as noaSe y nave employed Lebanon
msrks, !, Special officer to keen the
and IoisohsoNse hhoNse clear of drunken man
time eha,'chievous ha boys. who s"r .oraa un
o peen great annoyanca ~
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16
more Trouble In Ireland.

LONDON, July 15-The police IN
Dublin are keeping close watch upon
the movements of a score Of persons
who are suspected Of completely in the
unnatural crimes alleged against ex.
Secretary Gustavus q. Cornwall and
Chief Detective James e. French, who
has just been arrested. Many witnesses
have also been subpenaed and 1t ap.
pears certain that the Government will
be able to make out a strong case
against the accused. Much sym pathy
Is expressed for the wife of Cornwall,
who is an estimable lady and the sister
OF Sir Robert A. O'Dalzell, OF Lithl in
gov, Scotland. She bravely clings to
her husband, and visits Kilmainha
Jail daily, to show her sympathy for
him and her belief in his Innocence.
Cornwall's friends now intend to apply
to the Court Of Queens Bench for an
order to compel the committing mag.
istrate to accept bail for the accused
pending his trial.
The fund to indemnify Mr.. O'Brien
for the costs OF defending the libel suit
grows but slowly, only $1,000 having
been raised since the trial. 1t is prob
able that series of collections will be
made in the Catholic Chapels for the
benefit Of the fund, on the ground that
MIR. O'Brien has performed great pub.
lie service In the interest OF morality
and decency.
The movements ofO'Douovan Rossa's
son continue to be q matter of axious
interest to the police of Skibbereen.-
The young man says his only object in
revisitiDg skibhereen, which il his ma
tive place, is to recruit his health, but
the police are skeptical and are keeping
a close watch upon him.
-
Literary Notes from the Century Co
The story of the romantic life of Gene
raj Sam Houston, who was in turn
United States Senator, Cherokee chief,
General IN the army, and first President
Of the Texan republic, will be told in
the August Century by Alexander
Hynds, who has been assisted in the
preparation of his paper by the family
Of the" Hero Of San Jac into" Two por-
traits Of Houston, one from miniature
showing him AZ Cherokee chief, will
accompany the article.
The Midsummer Century will contain
another illustrated short story by Ivory
Black, the author Of" Rose Madder, I"
which appeared in the May Century.
This is entitled IAN Effect in yellow, !"
and Is also story of Bohemian artistic
life in New York.
In tho Midsum mer' Century, Novel;
ettes by Henry James and Professor
Boyesen are to begin, and there will be
two short stories of a humorous interest
by Ivory Back, and the famous an
thor of" The Lady OF the Tiger" be.
sides interesting personal articles, on
"Chinese Gordon" "The Queen of Rou-
mania, sand General Sam Houston"
Of. Isaac l.. Rice, of Columbia Col
under the title Of" Work for Con
tioual Convention" in the August
ury, gives reasons why a weak
rnment must Become oppressive,
u.gests the particular measures
to be taken to make our Government
responsible to us.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16

People in middle life and old age
often suffer with pains the back and
limbs because the kidneys are affected.
For diabetis and other kidney troubles
Brazilian Tonic Bitters effects perfect
and permanent cures, causiug the skin
anu kidneys to net naturally ard throw
on the waste water OF the system. Try
1t; only 50 cents.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16
Labor Notes.

The workmep in tho blue dve bo,s.
of the American Print Works at Fall
River struck on Tuesday against an in
crease of work, without any increase Of
pay. Ihe strlkers mum ber 200. Their
present wages are $S per week.
Forty lasters, employed by E. p
Dodge & Co., of Newburyport. Massa.
chusetts, struck on. Tuesday for higher
wages. Should the strike continna ir !.
90 sou 4oo or oOo employees will be
snroWn OUT OF employment, with ti,e
possible result of the removal Of ~.
business" from that city.
A reduction of ten Der cent. in the
wages OF the operatives in the cotton
effect on Monday.
A number of striking miners in the
Soooh1 ana Fourth Pools of the Pitts
Surs oisIrlct returned to work on Tues
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16

The two-story brick house 8Ql Nronroo
street; front yard with porch nd nri-
vate alley also large back yaru
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16

DO you want an external remedy for ordi-
nary ailmentsf Use BcnsOn's Capcine Porous
Plasters. 25c.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16
Gouley's Grand Excurs,ou

will take place on Thursday, July 24th,
up the Hudson, Brooklyn Bridge and
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16
w~nt~a

Forty Fl We hundred dollars at x nar
cent. On first mortgage, for Ave vears
Address g. F., REPuBLICAN ofice.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-16

noiiahu taxes picGures N cloudy weAth.
ee as Wen as clear, ~ the instauta neoua
process. Gallery, 3o7 Market strt et..
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-05
Real EAtlts Tszn<fen.

The following are the real es;sts
transfers for the week ending Nov. -.
1854. furnished by J. e. Dodd.
Jacob Seller and wife 20 4 II Dor.
vi. ,on 500, ! l9, blk %. Rel Cloud
F. Backemeyer and wife 20 - +
Mo-her, wd, con 80. Is. his p. Red
Cloud.
w E Jackson ard wife 70 J VI Teach.
worth, wd. con 500. los 10. II and u.
blk 3. r r 'diiti"n
W f. Jackson and wIfe 20 Nirv I
Esther. wd. con $40. II, blk :. 7: Il
addition.
OH Philips and wife 70 Barbara
HolI. wd. con $50. ] II. blk =. Guide
Rock.
Barbara HoIl and husband to LIN
coin Land Co. qcd, con slO1, -. blk
Is. Guide Rock.
"a Sweezy ard wife tn Mary 4.
Moore wd. cor So, lots 3 and 9, blk Q.
Sweep ; addition 20 Blue Hill.
USto W c Wicks. pat NV Or sec IS
tp 4 rf2
US'o B z Pierce. final receipt, IF
sw Or see D.. ~ |. r -
Marv Van Woer and husband TO
II A Bailey. wd, ne Or sec p. tp :.
II A Bailey 10 Geo. Vsn Woerth. wd
con 5000, ne or acc b. u , r9.
John Portermier and wife TO Wheel
er and LaBontle, n hf nv sec IA, tpe ..
John Portermier and wife 70 Wheel
er and LaBontle hf sw sec IL. tp 2,
r 9 wd, con $3.50.
CB&QR r Co. 10 C. A. Hale. sw
or sec %. tip 3. r1o, deed, $500.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-05
Joe Cook Illustrated

The Police Ncws makes the lynch
ing of Joe Cook, a subject of illustra-
ton. II poor Joe could havs seen him
self as the Ners artist saw him. We
venture the assertion that the doctors
never could have induced him 20 re-
t1rn again to this vale of tears. The
concern on which the victim suffered
is represented by six sticks diversing
from Il common center like the .pokes
of a wagon wheel. holes bored through
the outer ends of the spokes through
which a clothes line is passed and cur
tainS hung between the spaces prohab-
IL intended to protect Cock from the
wind. Joe's left arm and leg are tied
to seperate spokes pointing heaven
ward, his right leg Is dashed to 4 spoke
around which one of the curtains ap-
pears 70 have been wound. his right
arm is secured by a rope tied tn a ring
body and head calmly repose on a cur
tain between two spokes. The mob in
their hurry and excitement evidently
forgot To put 4 rope around his neck as
none appears In the picture, the wheel
is fastened to some timbers in an un-
seen manner. a train Is 10 be cen com
ing around the curve. but il will Tee
stopped. "a a bold bad man on horse
back has the right 70 the road. The
citizen mob will he surprised to see
themselves So tr%uthfully delineated. Ii
is impossible TO distinguish Sheriff
"Nodaway' from the rest of the crowd
possibly he may have been with Sher-
if Warren, Deputies. Diekerson. Ball
and Dodd at the M~endlebaum farm a
mile away instead of AT the watering
station. The News description OF the
.lynching is eminently correct except in
nearly all OF the important particulars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-05
FOR SALE.


Wei located livery ham, uxIsg
good frame harding. rer1 ssr sss tsr
month. Price s2.S0 Ak.o xo res
td@nee. sfx ROOMS wen hnishsd snsstr
and ont ~ lets fenced reass for as
per monfh- Price. NS0 Aso harm
nearly opposite. Isx1. vith bs-efnsn.
running Eaier 0aNloss. rem. f@ SO
per month. Prsee sIns0 Tbs prop
ertv i unineurDhered VIII exrhsn-e
Tor lad in Webster or Red Walos
oounsies Cali on 90 adares<,
B. y. ws-rxxss.
1su Red CossA. yeb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-05

Al ~lio want louf she<fd rali n e.
VI. Storey. THE Sss Rel Cloud grss-
g He >. sOl% agent sss fbe esieifsL
81 GBsds Roek hnnr. manufactured ~
Coiunhfs A Crary. Also bE. TIE sell
known Red C3oz1d mills fisssr xiIl s~ii
IL frsfu 81 cents urHants VII deliver
tree - ans part u .hs city. See hIm
before yoa isiy. Also e1sn. o~ss shsso
fred 90 81. ds.sr psion.. Dn't kovxss
the pIzee-oos dor sosth oftbe .kss.
ing INK. IS1
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-05
ID VI T'Lsu
Something New.

w. ID FORESTER. tks sntsrpssisx
Red Cloud furniture Heater zee : p~ned
up = n.r branch - sa1nssry ga con.
necsi0n wi;h his ts's~Sne.. He sse1
proposes "a buy and ell secf.ial hand
furniture ~ az knsis snsi de.t npsua..
Any parties wishing 70 buv. seii. OF
e~xehsnx. odd fuFussuFs Eili bs ,~n~sst<
Cd - calling On him At hss ell siarsi n
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-05
CITY ~EnENiTIES

'TIE EHENiTlE>
Considerable sickness in town this
week.
jon Cook will probably be tried this
term OF courr.
Mis- C. OwEHS has been on the sick
fE>t for Il few days.
CorHT nexl tuesday. Mark it down
amt don't forget II.
Ne are having fine weather this fall.
Na~ily 4 coid.day so far.
'MRs. ID. pEISIGER mother OF Treas
urer Buschow is now the guest of her
Syn.
Orr friend. V Williams. of Jewell
comfy. has been ON the sick list for a
few days.
WILL MosHER. the north end butch
"r. has just received a fine oyster box.
Il 4 daisy.
y Is another column will he found a
list of county warranS that are still IN
County Clerk Bayha's office.
GEORGE MhNGER started this week
for Pennsylvania Ia visit friends. lie
viii he GONE for ninety days.
ED. !I"sFoRD. manager of the Red
Nlomd stock yards, will 90 to Buriing-
ton next week on a visit TO his friends.
The other day Il huge black eagle
passed through this city 10y express for
Grover Cleveland. Ii will be an ele-
rhant on Growers hands, we fear.
b. T. JEEFoRD, who has been here
for several months, will leave on Satur-
El3y 10 accept Il situation As watch re-
la'rcr for o. III. Maryatt. Of Red Cloud.
-Hejroa Journal.
THE b & VI railway has reduced the
price Of shipping grain to Chicago, five
cents per one hundred weight. This
Wins good news TO the farmers of this
sekGon Of Nebraska.
kGRADING and surveying outfit be-
loiking TO the b & NJ, has been slowed
away at the depot until further orders.
1t looks like the Il c KSW Ry is to
be- constructed Don i.
OK last Saturday night the creditors
ofW MoSenthein, the east side harness
maker, closed him up. The goods
We're taken charge of by Sheriff War
nar and subsequently ~replevied by
Charley Winfrey.
THE fancy skating at the rink was
vS6y fine. aud those who did not see it
missed Il treat. Mr.. Pettibone
and wife are truly experts in the art OF
roller skating and the managers were
lucky in securing their services.
GEORGE SPRINGER of Maine, brother
OF Rev c W Springer and John Spring
er, ia Red Cloud visiting. When he
left the east there was snow on the
ground and good sleighing. Quite a
contrast. Here in Nebraska it is hos
as warm as summer.
THE Blue Hill Times of last week
takes The CHIEF TO task for stating
thas9he treatment of Joe Cook at Blue
Hill had made him friends, aud fur
= ther insinuates that thirds Of a feather
flock together" etc. We hardly grasp
your idea, Bro. Watkins, as most OF the
'.tockiag' we believe. was done at Blue
Hill. THE CHIFF, and all fair minded
peoNe, believe in justice. to V a
a criminal.
The mum social at the residence of
Rev Geo III Brown, was a decided sue
cess The house was packed full from
cellar to garrett. As monitors, r B
Fulton, A S Marsh, and A + Becker
we4 apt and efficient. Instrumental
music by Mr. Ed Becker, Miss Sadie
Becker, and Miss Sarah Brown was
hi.hiy appreciated. Vocal music by
iessrs Albright. Mitchell and Fulton
: fine. Altogether every one had a
! time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-05
For Rent.
snoep for aals.

have foT sale AtsaIi hs. hundred
high grade Spanish Astaso sx.,
y hitch ] wIil sell or four years time e,
any Tssp0nsiblr parts. Notes 90 hear
ten per cent. intssess and - b. wstl 60
eurei. Thee sheep are ali yonnx sssi
IN good condition.
lsti u VI frLtrr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-05

have q fine lot of pure. clean and
genuin japanese grass seed for sale at
IS cents per bushels If taken or paid
rof before January LIST, 1855. after that
date it will be higher. will deliver il
to parties in Red Cloqf @@