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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-11-05
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Corrected Weekly by VIM. Buchheit
Commission Merchant, Third Street
Waterfowl.
WEDNESDAY, NOV s. 1854
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
A.ii-Vuuop Convention.

On Saturday,, August 50. the anti
monopo,ists of Webster county met IN
convention in Red Cloud, VI. a. Myers
chairman. +. y. Richardson, secretary
+ y Richardson was nominated for
representative in he Dist district, and
James Duflee for commissioner ID LIST
district.
Stale conveution-Ira Brownell, F
\ Richardson, Robert Slater, FIiouch-
in. y 5 Helvern, } VI Stoddard. Frank
Pierce, VI A Myers, John y Coon.
Senatorial Delegates-CC Coon, C..
Schulz. I = Chaplin. 5 + Pope, 7 c
Hubbell, John RAISER, S. Miller, John
Street.
Congressional Delegates-Thad Ar
mold, Thos Vaughn. + Houchin, ". 4.
Myers, J VI Stoddard, F. Leonard, L
VI CrsbIll, Geo f Coon.
Float Delegates.-p. c. Hubbell- F.
Houchin, Ed Metcalf. L d Oatman, n.
ID Mckinney. ID ; Helvern, FN Rich
ardson, Thomas Vaughn.
Moved that meetings be held to or
ganize for the succes of Butler and tie
entire anti-monopoly ticket. The
meeting was harmonious and cnthusi-
astic. Adjourned. NJ. A. AYEGs.
Chairman.
+. v. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
Orton's Monster Railroad Circus and
Hanap.rJa

The East Saginaw Courier of a recent
date SAYS 1t is seldom that the circus
going public of this city (and judging
from the immense throng or the lot
Yesterday is everybody are treated TO
a better. or more refined circus than
that of the veil-kBown Miles Orton's
Anglo American 1 shows. The street
parade TO start with, Is most excellent,
everything being new and bright and
as the long line OF glit.ering cages. tab
leaux, bands and open dens swept gsily
down the street. il made one feel as If
he was almost a boy again. The me-
nagerie is very fine, not so large as
some, but consists of t~wentv-seyen
cages Of living animals. many of them
being very rare specimens, notably the
dreaded river horse or bulbalipus OF
Central Africa. There are performing
dsns of lions, tigers, hvenss. bears aud
leopards. a huge tank of sea lions. The
only Tamanoir or Ant Bear ever seen
here. and in fact all that any one could
ask TO see. The museums great fea-
| ture is the Giant Leopard man. He
is indeed = giant said to be from re-
| mote isles of the Southern Pacific
| ocean, and is truly a wonderful sight
The circus is full Of novel acts and
| features. Ii is enough 20 say that Mir.
orion, himself. leads the arena. We
do not think his equal as 3 bareback
rider lives to-day. Allie and Bernard
the wonderful child artists, Mile, HAYS,
the bewitched onzalo sisters, Miss
| Montrose, the charming equestriennei
Madden. Grady, Fields and Dawn fur
I nish the fun-in fact all are good
| There is more than any one can see
at once and we ADVISE all to see thi:
show. The managers and business are
gentlemen and in fact-well. go 20 The
show. The Anglo-American Circu'
and Menagerie viii give two exsibi
tons at Red Cloud, Thursday, Sept
18th.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
MINNESOTA


Hutchisoa Is ono ~ tie older ,o~ns
OF thu state. having bs.u i1unac4
come thirty or more year. 40. by shc
Hutchinson family. of musca! fame
last representatives IL the f1m.y are
| living here nov. T.. u a beautiful.
small town lying against BACKGROUND
oi tees. IL shows 1l 80 advantage srUm
the adjacent hills. The co1utry az
around is dotted with itsle lAks hllsd
with fish. and ducks abound. and
prairie chickens are plenty therefore.
sportsmen are happy. We INDUCED IN
q picnic while there, and went boat
riding and gathering flower. snd eat
fish ard other goodies, gong home IN
a thunder storm. From thence a.
wen; 10 Il. Peter. another old town OF
Minnesota, which once came very near
being the capital. We could scarcely
find the town for trees. From here
We went picnIcing again 10 one OF The
little lakes. which Wa almost ar
rounded by tents occupied by people
VI the nelghborlug towns, who are NV
ing that way for health and pleasure.
From thence we weutstO Minneapolis,
and-this time We took IN Lake Mime
toBka, a iamous pleasure resort. We
We're there az the time o. the meeting
Of the Army of the Tennessee. which
we attended. Gen. Sherman presided
and made q speech on some subject
they were discussing. and speeches
were also made by other notables. 10
was a very warm day. but the broad
piazas of Hotel De Lafayette Were cool
and comfortable and were filed with
beautifully dressed women, aud line
looking men from all parts OF the
United States. The lawn In frontw which
reached from the hotel TO the lake was
dotted here and there with the game
lawn tennis, and the lake was covered
with small steam boats, sail boats, and
all sorts OF craft, filed with people
seeking pleasure. IL seems To me a
very enjoyable umnie resort. 81.
Paul is a curious old town, and some
of It's older streets are no wider than
the sidewalks in minneapolis, and the
buildings are high ard occupied al
most entirely by dealers in the whole
ssle business, which gives them q dull
lcol. but some parts Of the city are
lively enough, | was in 1T. Paul but a
few hours and saw but little of it. or
Red Wing, and Prescott. where the
Pryse boys are situated, ! will tell you
in my next communication.
BETsEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
BETsEY.
WHEATLASD

1t has been so long since | have sp-
peared IN your sanctum !n~~
-. ,a.@ -~"f your l!St but
the harvest - now past Il we expect
n little more slrc. Many things
have transpired since ~-@.tlng but
will try and note the more impUrr.Nt
The heavy rains continue, some very
heavy thunder storms have swept over
this part of the county with slight
damage, one storm carried away the
bridge south Of the l.. o. and another
last week killed q horse for VIM. May
living south Of the Blue.
Milton Randall has been dangerous
" sick bat is on his feetagain.
Lewis Crosby. m old gentleman
from Iowa, visiting his hrotue-, j. ID.
Crosby is also on the sick list at pres
cut.
3. G.. Burt's brother from Wisconsin
arrived here last Saturday with 81 a
load of the celebrated Hoistein cattle
To be kept Al the Burt farm here, lie
reports the prospects, 81 the county
here better than any point on ms trsv-
els. Your correspondent visited b
herd Yesterday and must pronounce
them the finest lot over brought into
this part Of the county. II l. clear to
every thinking mind and practical far
! mer that more attention must be pad
to stock raising If the country would
reach, its highest ssate Of prosperity. 1t
! needs no labored argument to prove
| this proportion grain Is too low II the
farmer makes a living and pays eIpen-
ses on grain alone he Is doing well. A
small beginning III stock faithfully fol-
lowed would stock the county with aid
| of but little capital. This subject will
| receive more attention hereafter. W.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
GUIDE ROCK.
General prosperity.

. General prosperity.
New school house in course OF erec-
ton.
w. l.. Knapp, Of Nelson vas visiting
his brother ". s. Knapp, the druggist.
Sunday.
Miss Jessie V. Lewi-. daughter OF
Mrs. j. II. Shugart came on from
Michigan last Tuesday night 10 make
Guide Rock her home.
School opened here Monday. A. Il.
Endlv. principal. with Miss Eta San
ford. OF Red Cloud, teacher III the pm
mary department.
DR.. J. &. Pat.en has established an
infirmary here. and Will give ali those
wishing his services the benefit Of ms
almost miraculous cures.
Cal. Zeigler. the grocer in the Shu-
man block, received another large lot
of goods Monday. Cal will soon take
for a partner oDe OF Guide Rocks fair
est daughters.
"The orphans" of Burr OAK PLAYED
our bows here base ball. Friday, bu,
were defeated % % I0 The FIRST nine
of Red Cloud then engaged our club.
bot owing to some little hitch on ac-
count Of the peculiarly Of the pitch
ing dona BY the Red Clouds, the game
was drawn. Aside from that however,
the day was a success. and everybody
vent away feeling thai Guide Rock
knows how 10 Go the handsome thing.
But now We a boast Of hating in
! our M idst a troup OF real live tradged-
ians. No longer do We need { draw
! upon the larger cities to furnish Us
Observation-Disclosures of the bloosi euJd-
ling sort. All we have 20 do. Is to call
the turn mesaphorically, and up comes
the right card, leaving Us with q bag
hand. The venerable ace OF spades
with his jack ard little deuce marsha
their post to capture ali the ten spot.
in the deck. The tens are out. except
one, who takes exceptionsto such vast
MSS, whereon the ace drops upon the
ten. Tie ten seeks protection from
another color, and is shout TO be car
RED away, when the jack gets in
Infringing rebuke upon the optic OF IN,
rescuer while the little deuce slips be
hind the acs for protection But final
fy the other cnloF carries of the re.
SPOT TO his castle, snd thns ends IN,
frst scene. RockEr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
Jsassi.i cza=s.~

Toe following Isdicisl eomuaitte Sas
Appoiase3 - iAc dsciL Convention
he'd .. O1.pr6. Auz lssh jean L
Wilcox. Webster county: joe uu'l.
Kearney county. u SssFbuck. Re-
Willow county i Il gzthhoga, keAg-
ney county c & fAmsbarg. Harlan
counts. VI. Rohifson. GsrsE coaH.y.
A WFssbL PuruAs counfy j z y
Black, franklin cos1iy j. Wait
comb, Phelps cnaEn. n Il T4x.o
Hit sBcoek c,5uauy j Il k,ng. uIadAy
county Charles Ashma.e, Ilsy- cp1n-
~. J X Wilcox Bas elected chairman
Of the committee. Aai { 4 .lag-osrs
secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
The Educational Mass Meeting.

On Monday evening. September lst,
the NJ. T.. church was filled by our cit
liens and many from abroad in at
tendance upon the educational mass
meeting in the interest centennial cele-
bration of American methodism. Rev.
John Gallagher presided, III r brief
speech setting forth the object of the
meeting and the claims of the NJ. Il.
college. at York, Nebraska. Rev, Ed
ward Thompson, president OF the col
lege. then told what was being done at
the college. and made an eloquent and
earnest plea for aid in carrying on the
good work. He was followed by Blsh-
op .Mallalieu, who spoke more at
length on the educational needs Of our
state. and the claims of the college at
York upon the people of this commun-
ity. He compared Massachusetts
with Nebraska, exhorting us TO make
our educational system rank with tina:
of the old bay state. The bishop Is an
earnest, fluent speaker, and a man OF
commanding presence. The time
between the addresses. was occupied
with music by Prof. Morley and the
York College %quaitette, the selec-
tons being anthems, some of Prof
Worley's composition, and n of theU
college songs. The music vas excel
lent. showing efficiency of teacher and
pupils. A collection was taken up for
the benefit of the college. After the
meeting was dismissed many of the
audience remained ~ shake hand:
| with the Bishop, President and Mrs
Thompson, Prof. Woriey and the young
men comprising the quartetsA The
meeting was an enjoyable oce1 h to
| those present. We wish Pres Thomp
son and his pleasant company success
in their tour through the state, IN theil
endeavor to raise the amount they ash
for an endowment fund tor the col
lege.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

Az sou dlsiati-I a pzhs asa tsSRen - faslf
rst - q sisk yhiid sufrr4u9 ars sFfEE eta
paiu ~ s4stiaE urthF ~ - ~rf 1 sHss zhI
get n bottle a NrA. NiAshss p azahtHs sstfs
Ter rHlldusb tesfhtaF Us talits - tus sADtahs
o. All r-ileyr thF sit.1e b FrHxr inaTsrifasr1
iafrnd upon H. Heshers. tiaefE so +ssstaAs
about H. ~ cures dts-rlrfR anA 8.AFfh8A 70
gifles ihe stomach atHa tssfss seres atna cas~.
el,t-sz Use gau4s. fflarsa Sci 4a@aEaa sd
ewes t.aF ahd ere - "a Ets NLa# rF.Hfa
Mn N4Hzirh sf~ #HE 4sfaF tHr rfsa4rf8
IrtfiiHr > pleasant 1a she tlste. rEI BE- 80 FFs
s~sttpfs44 Il oa. II sfg .ifst s-s tssG d*Ats
ulrFe aHt e. e-tF-aHs H ft. aEf EAr. h4
, iaf taf ~ al Jut ssts a. ltoEt iAs go
Pc, - uats . sut 81
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p
4 pLaS1ni. Safe and ReLDpbL Ready
far Boad Compliant.

Please send three bottles Of Marh's
Tonic Astringeni by express. to my
wife, Wayeland Indiana. where she L.
visiting friends. She writes me that
our little girl has the summer com
plant. and that she csnno: obtain the
Astringent there. Please send Il lmms-
diately a. We are ANXIOUS to have II get
as coon a. possible. We have more
confidence In any other remedy
John e Petty, Fort Scott Kansas.
Marsh's Tonic AsiTngent Is for sale by
Henry Cook druggist Rel Cloud Seb
Il quickly cures Giarrhea. dysentry.
cholera, infantun, ard All bowel com.
psaints. Price 50c.s. Don't fail 20 try u.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
TAbr Notles.

"a am about to close nv business
in Red Cloud 1T once. | wish all par
ties indebted to me 10 come - soon a.
possible and settle their accounts
And al persons 90 whom | am iudcht-
cd VII. he paid by me upon presenting
their bills. by complying with this Ie-
quest | Will be greatly obliged.
Jtf l.. BAUM.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
Tn Rel Cloud mills are doing

THE Red Cloud mills are doing eS-
c~ellent work. and are running nigh,
and day 10 their iui. capacity. We hear
their flour spoken OF in ueighboung
towns where It u sod a. being OF very
superior quality. Thus = a. II shonld
be. BE are glad TO learn a the proc
perity OF our home industries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
BIyEgTOS.

The Rcd Cloud creamery has pad Mr. CrIiy
800 tes G.c I4ohtH 80. August, tUf !ac creaa.
iIcIu - cows
sir. JOuu Barlnl brought tao mammoth.
sIaaslrs go town, J.a- @eigbyd .s Iu4.,s ,.s..
he ~, One 81 .cluc that &c 1911 sCnd 10 tag
STATE far. ~h!ls weighs iAa pounds.
Ia. H-aPiriuIl IS hataJS . AllF practice 4Itd q,
nia~tlE good IuPstssIoas u4s al "AO MAS bis
acquaintance.
Bliss thompson . NAl..lBL c-auutguahCe IAN
now .c ,ccA ucaiud the counters sf she Chicago
store, Iuty rAI bFr CLERKS U4lA. ami EsBsl 81 lr
tinIe .ary need Eve more - salt oA sintHsus3A.
uGT Blacksmith. v. j. If!CAsu., - oC.I- pusA-
ed Night ..g1 dag NIta nosk. GLN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
NoEraRter RLa4lE

We base b~a es4 10 DaeF m4A see.
las acsk 4=2tsr1s =F~ aas 4ses 4As
Gil. Esg
tskvncv ~ g Joa4 stsaf aasc pzA2pzG uus
A&E8r4 421 sEy 1za4 ~ FS ue aaasrNa 81
aa-s - Eraat rwF lasEA Ea aasF 4ra RaE
H. r@AsrUE-f sF As A4ks+ sfaG
NreEr a4tsrrs9a 81. as Sc astt foRarrsss
tetat sHas aa4 las t-4er - . Ae&s as.
lsa tla.44 aa& -. Lr-ats sa&Es1 - Gawu
.ocsA ellis t-.a acA NJ HEnsT 4Ed ,
!Tlr guU. A44 At. 4ltNa sklss ag1 Eas
boss &a .4y te0 Sat-faey. at<s-E 4 9EaA a
srrls Gla44t eagar~ss 49, aa
= :. Ngts aisa thaF1ss otlz1ss Sl@f - tUr
FsI-.Ss taA n04at.e ANs49..
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
Farm For Rent

The well known stock farm Of Fred
Petersen can now be rented on ::liberal
terms. Said farm contains AS acres of
good land, and is bounded on the
north by the Republican river, has an
abundance OF timber and water, and is
the most desirable stock farm in The
Republican Walley. For particulars
inquire of Fred Pete Ren. Red Cloud,
Or at the Office fTRE CHIEf. e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
BIRNE

Warm days aud csA nights. Corn = rpog4sas
10 Etul shape
lscrc arr ! isw eases ~ bloody nax la tAis
n-i-alDrnuud. \ UEa calld UaAIr. VIA BG.ls.a
o.cd Lasl SATURDAY .uyta taAl disease,
!. l. Alicia : taFa II o. us .sAEt.
Tie crosse bess arr bStdlIs al aablitlnsi e.
thrlT barn. maAluE a. z8o- iAr t@TNtl BON
arr also EUitsiS Up a b-srI. Jerome Vance aul
). a.. Futt-T usser..ci bUIt a sara.
lev. ". :. tHlJol d, cAIH.tCd to preach 20 ur
school aoUsc ~. -. ga SAlGsy. >NYsC4.Brr "a, a.
IL y C.Ulk "a. Ia. [. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
PLEASANT HILL

Pleasant weather sata = ss.a oaSc ia Evhllo,
~ ga4 NIi a-.ra u@ sa4 aeAF ksr hasl - las
UlTrsavr a.u t4t rsa{tfr 90 ghr ba1@CS-
Ha.--t4 teA AId SIZE. "s ital r1lhiy. hAYr
tvcu sls.,tGA Ult-f trf.ts Z. q tukt - tala
phase. tHrt Ieiort Aar tsD@ iur Hal c1lss4ff.
-saaS >@y isr ef 81 AL .refu a. ~ > tasss1a
Ter aett. NAEss - g. 50 -a. Uas - 30 8
&gs4s EssLaE8sug sI& a.t-<F &fu elt-hE hp
sest4a. trIs - aAA. Aars have q = f- ua1HF
Gt1J 81 E~Le, o-a thtl aissa 80 base =el4sta1-s
lot .arll "a -, t-is NtHtys- Ia
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
ulf nrt.

The republican party go far has
made a complete chain 81 nominations
from the presidential nominees dosn
20 the most Insignificant Office IN tbe
gift Of the people. First. al Chicago
last June.
JAMES o. BL.1IsE-
OF Maine, Americas greatest states
man. was chosen fox the presidential
nominee on the republican ticket. w
better man could possibly have beeu
selected, and to-day the entire party
the United States over are rsslyIng 10
his support Then again. for the sec
ond place on the ticket the name D.
JOHN A. LOGAN
vas most, fttingly selected. The name
OF tins great soldiers;stesman has adj
ded Thousands OF votes 10 the repubH-
can party and has wonderfully soldl-
fed the rank and file of the party in
general. In every state the tickets are
being selected with great care, and e.
pecially so in Nebraska. At Oman.
14hs republicans III convention wisely
oelected the present incumbent,
JAMES W. DAWES.
who has proved himself 10 lie q faith
'ful governor and q good officer. For
acknowledgement IT,. Ii. SBeed, Of
Sanders county, vas nominated for
state treasurer, g. II. Willard. OF Thay-
er. Tor auditor, IL. a. Babcock, OF Val
les; for secretary OF state. 4. l.. Roggen
OF Lancaster. present Incumbent and
an able officer. Hon. VIM. Lee. Of
Seward, was nominated for the Office
OF attorney general. Mr.. Lees, We be-
lieye if elected will make q good Of
hcer, and is in every way qualified for
the office, Joseph Scott, of Fillmore,
was nominated for commissioner Oi
pnblic lands. W. W. W. Jones, Of
Lancaster, was nominated for superln-
tendent o: public instruction, aud
Leayitt Burnham, Of Douglas, for re-
gent o. the university. All Of the above
men if elected. of which there IS no
doubt, will make good officers. Then
again. al Hastings,
JAMES LAIRD
Our present congressman, received the
endorsement OF the people of the 2nd
congressional district, and unanimous
ly renomina,ed as ms vs. successor,
and will receive the unqualified en-
dorsement of the people at the polls III
November. Finally We come down to
our senatorial convention which nom
mated
J. u. SKINNER,
Of NuckQlls, for senatorial honors,
which honors have fallen ON a good
man in every respect.
j. l.. HALEY
OF Red Cloud was the unanimous
choice ofthe 4lst district for float rep
resentative. This nomination fails up
a gentleman who viii represent the
people viii ability If elected.
d. p. NEWCOMER.
the nominee Of the DIST representative
district is we'll known to IN readers.
and viii make Il representive that our
district will be proud of III every re-
speCt. Last but not least comes
]. b. HAMPTON
the nominee for county commissioner.
for the first district, 4 gentleman who
VII make 1 No | officer. la fact tax
the whole ticket tn2sthnr from Ma
,~-rJWn 10 county lGSn-s"c
reason to feel sorry, rs every ma
nominated would be a credit TO any
and each and every II will
make good officers. Success Is certain
in November.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

The be., salye in the Aorld for cuts.
bruises. sores. unleers, salt rheum. iev-
er sores, tetter. ehapped hands. chill
blains, corns- and ail eruptIOas. and
positively cures piles. % no pay re-
quirei. II u guaranteed 20 give salts
faction, or money refunded. Price -
per bottle. For sale by Henry
Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

The bet 90 earth can truly be said
o fGrggs GlyeeFine S4lye. waicn - a
sufe cuTe for cuts. bruises, scslds
burns, woansis, and ail .otGer sores
Viii positively cure plies, teller ana
eli skin eTupiions. Satisfaction guar
anteed or money refunded. Only =
cents. For sale By a LindIey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
Seratoris, Convention.

On last Saturday, pursuant to an
nouncement, the Senatorial conven-
ton for the district took place at the
conrt house IN Red Cloud. On motion
IL. Smith, of Guide Rock was called
% the chair and 4. c. Husmer chosen
S~ecretarv. Temporary convention being
made permanent, and motion was made
TO allow delegations to vote for absen-
tees. On being put before the conven-
ton for action. the motion was carried
after which Mr. Ayers, OF NuckOl,s
arose and in a short and appropriate
speech put the nomination for senator,
J. b. Skinner, of Hardy. The nomin-
alton was seconded by G. X. CLANCY.
of Red Cloud. III a spirited and enthus-
iastic speech amidst a general enthus-
iasm. 1t was then moved that the
election be made by reclamation,
which was duly carried and Mr.. Skin.
ner WAS declared the nominee of the
convention. NJ. Skinner being called
for arose and made a very enthusiast
tic speech, in which he thanked the
convention for the honor conferred
upon him. His speech WAS loudly APP
plauded. F. A.. Sweezy, Of Blue Hill,
followed in one of his characteristic
speeches which received its share OF
applause. After speech making was
through with the convention selected
the following central committee, VIZ:
Mr.. Fogel, of Nuckolls. chairman: Ed.
Cornett. Of Webster; Z. W. Marrow, of
Franklin county. On motion conven-
ton adjourned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

iGl acFss. ioenls3 ,a iuNn . tango Z
southeast quarter NvetIHn - - offered
faF sale fss $3.50 so a. $50 FaF acre
rs acres oi level low land gsSl vel
uluytug water hvu>.. stable. oorFass.
e.. Just eight msIss ~uasth-wrRt of Red
Ciou,L. The farm j. m~oTtEas~l ios
St.s. AZ . IoF cent, due ga tao years
lToH January. - acfcs - coru gce.
With place. For particulars Impulse at
iLls Office, or 81 y. Benson. II
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

4 quarter section % Land for sale.
Price sII00. Good sol house with two
rooms. two wells 81 water. leo shade
tree. Sd fruit trees. - acres under CUi-
tiyation. - acres good p,ow land, SIT
uated IN Walnut Creek precinct For
further particulars inquire al ihs ~
fee. u
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
tAIHElsLON

This community - being visited hy that dread
Ell disease. spotted ie.eg. proving Ncry ialL
NC tAsC = prsit.p. "a rs-.essu . VCgIuN4cut
Cemetery. taiHcEuoA si4.is a. uyed co. ihis.
Joseph Acfcv, oG Bsuu I'LL. Ma yls,tihs az
John hi,t .liCll'~.
iLGlEa- I6arles. Tor these aur watsrmsigsf,
Our i. 81 uAs been Vs tlr Nsk Isl .,r = Ia
days. ANN HoAS-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
wEsTNAYnLE

49,, -. klag Hlta Tat came Ia RIVER
b., - - - Hsr~n i@Hiol. fc i.d 3
later bad The ,lost coIBpEts ~. = ~
va I" ufsif sc. ose vrSsef - aud 10 81.
ef ~ G., ~ -, sUIac si4I ..ustr a. l.
oar Trend james acEgn
Tas-l 80"
There have been soHge raulafks ntEs- .
Mr.. 4. 4. Ayers geW,F gsritn. has lbss
scTupby, dv arts th.ae, ruraptrri Ia j. Naueg =
collection. but tue, sT. tie greatest S~uiAloft =
bachelor rscT asked .5r iH ISIS prayers. aIa -
hoa. he Wni appTrcis-~ ii5f.u-
Ir.muv growing plruty. Hs think 'hey hat"
been turned loose iron suIlc ptaee. ana driitsd
Ia Ibis objection. ACSr lIoFE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

Mr.. G. : Tayi0i L. prepared to do
all kinds Of dresstuakIng on short no.
tee. aud al reasonable rates. One
door east Commercial house. 5Af