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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
m THE DISTRICT COURT o

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
Il the Second Judicial District Of the
State of Nevada, in and for the County
of Ormsby.-E. EdgecOmb vs.. His
CreditOrs.-Pu Pursuant to an order Of
the Hon. T. d. Edwards, Judge Of the
said District Court, netfce is hereby
given to all the creditors Of the said in
solvent, E. Edgecomb, to be and appear
before the Honorable T. D. Edwards,
aforesaid, in open Court. at the Court
room of said Court, in Carson City,
Ormsby county, on the
Eleventh day OF April, A. ID. 1884,
At 10 O'Clock a. m. of that day. then and
there to show cause, If any they can,
why the prayer of said insolvent should
not be granted and an assignm ent Of his
estate be made, and he be discharged
from all his debts and liabilities in pur-
suance of the statute in such case made
and provided and in the meantime
that all proceedings against said In
solvent be stayed
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Court this Sth day of March, A. D 1884.
SEAL Nj. ID. II AICd, clerk.
BY an order of Hon. I. D Edwards
this day ma re and entered, the above
meeting of creditors is continued until
the 18th day of May, A: D: 1881, at same
hour and place. NJ. d. HATCH, CLERK
April Ii, 1884.
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the Ormsby and Arlington Houses.
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The Great English Remedy

Is a never fa;lin
cure for Neryou
Debility, Exhaus-
ted vitality, Sem
inal Weakness,
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Impotency, Pros
tatorrhea, Paraly-
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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-11
COngreSSmen's Ignorant Wives.

The wife of a far Western member
applied for lodgings for herself and hus-
band ut an uptown clearinghouse last
week. She said her husband was in
Congress. She was asked which branch.
he upper orlower. This newly-fledged
official 5 wife said that she believed her
husband was a senator. At least the
people who elected him intended him to
have the best place he could get. The
iandlady. who was akeen, shrewd wom-
an, said, with touch of mild sarcasm
in her voice, ..that if her husband
should get up very early next Monday
morning, and 90 up TO the Capitol be-
fore the crowd arrived, he might secure
q seat in the upper house, and the
members wife actually thanked her for
this kind information. 1t does not seem
credible. but it is nevertheless the fact
that there are wives OF members who
are SO ignorant or indifferent as to con-
found the offices of members and Sena-
toys. The wifeNof a member who has
been in Congress eight years habitually
spoke of her husbands associates in the
uouse as Senators.-Boshin9ton Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-11
POliteness i'm ARKANSAS.

Let me relate an incident. i suppOs,
that Arkansas is about rs dangerous I:
place as Texas for a bully To go To. bur
from personal observation at b"tf
points Think Arkansas is Il little safer
place for u gentleman than Cincinnati
The general urban.ts of the people u
tOEished me more than ANYTHING else
This is what l propose toiiiuNtrate- We
stopped ut m station, and Travelled
about forty miles by stage. On Il t.
turn the stage-a large spring waror
without tOp-was loaded with men
They were of different types. One hac
Il bottle OF whisky. One was a minis
ter. We came to u creek where aparty
had stopped to water their no SIS
There were two women and a little -irl.
apparently very poor. They wore sun
bOnnets and faced calico dresses. The
horse was poor, and tie vehicle was Il
shabby and rough an old specimen a J
ever met with. One of the women.hat
unhitched the horse and led him back
to the water, and had Just turned to
come up the bank as we reached the
level after crossing.
Our driver stopped. A well-dres~ed
man hoped out of the stage. and viii
q bow offered his assistance HE led
the old horse up to the vehicle don
know what else to call it-hitched him
in, assisted the woman to her seat. ant
then. IS she heartily thanked him. he
politely bowed her good-day, lifting hi
hat clear off his head. In a moment
he was in the stage again. and on We
went. After nv experience in the
North it struck me tina, this was all foI
sport, and that the me- would nave
lots of fun about the affair. But I 500
found that it was all in earnest. II. re-
garded it as a matter of course. For
from that moment to the cni OF thu
journey not one man uttered one sylia
bic about it. Not a sneering remark
was made, no joke or pun, no remark
of any kind-nOt one single word. |
had to confess to myself that L never
saw more %politeness than tLk.-Cor-
Toledo BiGde.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-11
HUMOROUS.

What is it has Il mouth and never
speaks, and a bed and never sleeps? A
river.-PortJani Transcript.
Oscar Wilde says his poems will be
read after Shakespeare has been for
gotten. That's the proper time to read
them.-Hdrttord Post.
An Albany On. " paper tells of a
woman in that city who walked her hus-
5and during q storm the other night,
and said: Il do wish o would stop
snoring, forI want to hear it thunder"
Got tough job on hand to-day"
said SnOoks to a friend on { anal street.
'.Sorrv. old fellow; what is it?' prom
ised to carve turkey at our boarding
house.-N. q. Picayune.
Old bills: 1.-Two hundred and TWEEN
ty-seven bills were introdu; ed into
Congress the first day. session Jus!
think of it,. remarked Mrs. Simple;
Isn't it ridiculous? These Congress-
men get salaries big enough. L should
think. t. pay as they go. Two hundred
and tweaty-seyen bills. For things they
got la t wear. of course. For my part,
l think its positively scandalous."-
Boston Transcript.
"A doctor is called in to prescribe
for n sick child. and having ned
the patient writes a prescription and
leaves instructions as to the treatment
OF the little sufferer. On making his
visit the next morn NO the pr nee OF
SC ence IS surprised to find the house
hold III tears. My poor child" sobs
the mother, Il never thought that he
would have died of Group "Oi
Group" echoes the doctor: do YOU
mean to say the child had tie Group?
Why didn t ven tell me?"-Hdidnapo-
lis Jon mai.
Town mouse and country mouse:
Ethel Dorothy, There's
Richard MARVEL Dorothy Country
cousin (-..Richard Marvel, Who's
he" Ethel-"What. never heard Of
Richard Marvel? Why, he's the actor.
YOU know. AT the P~arthenon," Dorothy
.'Oh, an actor. is he. He's something
Ike Mr.. OsbaldiStone smith, Ethel
WHO'S Mr.. Osbaldistcne Smith,"
DOrOthv-'Hhat never heard Of Mr..
Osbaidistone Smith! Why. he's the
greatest breeder of shorthorns in al,
Cumberland. ..'-Loadon Punch.
-"t1Ow stupid | am said Birdie
McHennepin. languiIiy. executing at
the same time quit . respectable yawn
act. That true remarked Gus De
smith. rather impulsive,y. Sir" ex-
claimed Birdie. '.yoa are impertinent."
''hut YOU yourself just now asserted
that you were stupid" Il only said
80 without thinkinr." said Birdie. pet
~ulantly. ''Yes. and up to the tine you
spoke l had only thought so without
saying it." Hang Grape on the door OF
Miss Birdie. Another lover scratched
off the list of one of the Austin bellies.
-Ieras Siftings.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-11

her to keep the matter a secret, cut his NJ
throat.
W. IRvING LANDELL, said to be from
Philadelphia, died at Lexington, KY, the
other night IRON hunger and exposure.
A e. fire sat CovingtOn, Ca, de-
stroyed the courthouse and other property
to the value of 5 1900. The records were
saved.
SHINITz & Co.'s cotton warehouse at At
lanta, Ga, burned recently. loss on cot
ton, S150,O00; on warehouse, $4,000; in
surance, S145,OO0.
JAMES A. WALLACE, Cashier of the
Bank of Hopkinsville (Ky.) is missing with
a reported shortage of $4,000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-11

exchange. He and q friend named Van-
arsdale, went to Chicago where they COM
menced a fast life. Both were subsequently
arrested. Kobbe was taken to New York
the same day of his arrest, and took
the detective to the upper part of New
York where they recovered from a dry
-~cistern, encased in a hermetically sealed
drain pipe and wrapped in oiled silk, Gov
eminent bonds to the amount of $4,000.
Going thence to Brooklyn another piece of
drain yielded $4,000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-11
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

A volume in the public library os
Boston, Mass, contains the autograph
If Martin Luther.-BOstOn Post.
Jim Wintersmith. the new Door
keeper of the House, is a son OF the
famous Kentucky wag. Colonel Dick
Washington Sta.
Mrs. Lippincott-''Grace Green
wood''-will stay il Paris during the
winter. and has given up all idea OF re-
turning to Chicago Journal.
-Pierpoint Potter, of Jamaica, n.
Y, now in his ninetieth year, still acts
as clerk to the Queens County Board oil
supervisors and keers the records oil
the bills audited. This is the tiftieth
year he has performed the same duty
". y. Times.
Armand Heine, n wealthy banker
who recently died in Paris. France.
made his first start in New Orleans. tie
was the first man to ship cotton d1rect
from this country 80 North Germany.
He married Miss Cohen, of New Or
leans, who brought him q fortune oil
500, 000.-N. D. Ricayane.
When Weston started the other day
from Westminster Bridge, London. to
walk fifty miles Il day for one hundred
days. to illustrate ;he physical advan-
tages of temperance, crowd OF dlstln-
CuiShed doctors and eminent clergymen
and benevolent BaronS and fair ladies
gathered. To see him of, and he start
ed to the strains OF a temperance hymn.
Amanda Mackinder, of Geddes.
and Charles D. Bowles. of Syracuse. y.
Y, are the latest couple whose ac
Guaintance, courtShip and marriage was
attained through the aid of 4 newSpape'.
The room inserted the want In n
Syracuse newspaper, the bride. who was
a widow. answered 1t, and, everything
proving lovely, they were married.
Syracuse Journal
Rev. Mark l.. Emory, q young
Methodist preacher, formerly pastor in
q Southern Ohio town, went to sugar
Grove. Pa. n year a@o and took charge
of n church there. He was a bachelor,
and soon became very popular with the
ladies. Two months ago he hired q
livery RIG, drove ont of town, and did
not return. He left debts behind to the
amount of four hundred dollars. His
effects were sold at auction four weeks
after his disappearance. and he now
writes to his former p~arishiOners from
Toledo, o., that he was ruined by spec
u~lation. and has been wandering about
from place to place in a half-crazed
condition.-PhHadelphia Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-11
The Jumping Kind.

There was to have been a suit for as
;ault and battery before one of the jus
ices in the temple yesterday. a farm
,r down in Sprinzwells was charged
With having Slapped the Jaws of his
oeighbOr, and two wagon-lOads of wit
1esSes were on hand to swear 10 this
and that. Both plaintiff an defcnIa0
seemed to be determined men, and
heir respective wives sat and giared at
each other like two old eats. some OF
The necessary formalitic> were BEN.
worked up when. all of Il Sudden. the
wife of the complainant was taken With
The toOthache. 1t WASH the kind which
yrowls and mutters around, but the
old-fashioned. jumping ache. aud -
Two minutes she wa crying Her tears<
At once affected the wife Of the defend
ant. and after 4 little she slid over and
whispered:
Poor thing-rm sorry
s'Oh. such an acheI' SO55ei the vie
tim.
81 brought along some peppermint
and here it Isl said the first =, she pro
duced The phial.
w t4tL - I'LL tllN. S'NNG tht lts-4Ip
if. as he came up.
..Why YOUR poor wife is suffering
terribly with the toothache, and pity
her from the bottom of my h-1~t."
who's got the toothache3:' inquired
the de 'endant, rs he joined the group.
..My WIFE"
.'George. but that's too bad. Shant
| 90 to the drug store for yOu:9"
At this the plaintiff turned about, helc
out his hand and replied:
..Say. George. | WAS a fool to brine
this suit. / called you a liar and YOU
hit me. and that was right"
But I'm sorry, jim"
..Then let's drop the whole business
and ride home together and have ;
chicken dinner. Molly. git your cloak
on"
And in spite of lawyers and specta
tors and the queer expression of hi
Honor's face the plaintiff paid all costs.
slapped the defendant on the back. ane
headed the party out doors with the
clanation:
$50 to grass with your law and law
yers, and you women folks stop her,
till George and me have 4 drink
Detroit Frce Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-11
A Pair of DID Turt.a Doves.

That acre is no barrier to the tender
passion, and that two hearts, no matter
now tough and callOus. can be made e
flutter and respond to each others e.
static beatingS when pierced by one OF
CupidS arrows, has often been eXem-
pliiied. But it is not often that persons
so far advanced in the Journey o. life
that they are in the eighties. and whC
stand on the verge Of the crave, be
come so '1spOonev" on each other that
naught but hymen can make their de
scent to the tomb one elvsium OF bliss
There is, however, n genuine ease in
the town of Nassalboro, where TWO wil
shortly wed who are OctOgenarians.
The happy pair are in an excellent
state of preservation. the lady with an
eye sparkling like Promethean fire. and
the old fellow as sprightly as 4 boy OF
fifteen. They are highly respectable
people, and both are well off in this
worlds goods. The lady is a prom
inent member of the Society of Friends
They are like a pair of turtle doves.
and appear to be as delighted in each
others presence as when, in their
younger years, they Just experienced
the thrills Of love. Their intention oil
marriage, when announced q few days
ago. created quite a sensation in the
staid and venerable town, and, when it
was discussed at the village store. it
could scarcely be credited on account
OF the great age of the contracting par
t es, but, when the town clerk attested
to the fact, that settled it. The aged
couple in their matrimonial alliance
have the wishes of all who know
them that they may live long and pros
per."-Augusta (Me.) Cor. Bosto" Her
I'D.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-11
THE EAST.

C.S. BANHAM, who was reported as hav-
ing absconded from New York owing 500,
600 to members of the Mining Stock Elk
change, was recently in San Francisco on
a tour with his bride. He denied having
left in a suspicious manner, and said he
would soon return to New York and
promptly fill all contracts.
JAMES BUDD, a prominent citizen of
Dorchester, Mass, was recently shot and
killed 1t his house by Daniel z. Reynolds,
of New York. The shooting was the result
of a lcD~g-standing feud, arising from fam
lily and property complications.
PRYOR II. SIMON, of Boston, manager of
the New England business of Samuel l..
Hall, tine art publisher and importer, New
York. Is charged with being a defaulter for
5000 ,r $4,000. He has disappeared.
THfi Society Of Naturalists of the Eastern
States recently appointed a committee to
act with the Executive Committee i'm de-
timing what a professional Naturalist" is.
Resolutions were adopted recognizing the
great importance Of a thorough knowledge
of modern languages, especially French
and German, to students of natural history.
Mr.. CHURCH, Cashier and Superior
dent Of John Dwight & Co.'s soda factory,
in New York, was assailed the other day
as he was leaving the depot at the Second
avenue elevated station, One Hundred and
Tenth street, by two masked men, who
knocked him down and robbed him of a
sachel containing 5000 in bank notes
which he had drawnt to pay employees. Mr..
Church was stunned, but recovered in time
to see the men leap into a wagon and drive
of rapidly.
CONWAY BROWN, son of Henry W.
Brown, of Worcester, Mass, and a member
of the freshman class of Harvard College,
killed himself the other day at the house of
Q friend, where he was spending the holt
days.
EDWARD KEYS, who died in Unity, N. H.,
recently, left to tho school district of the
town S12. 000-al CT his property except S45,
which he gave to his only daughter.
PIERCE s. MARX, of New York City, was
some time ago struck in the eye by a cinder
from an engine of the Manhattan Railway,
and lost his eye. He recently brought suit
for $4,000 damage.
WAGES of employees in John E. Roebling's
Sons wire .aill, at Trenton, N. j., were re-
duced ten rer cent. from January L.
TIE Thcrndyke {Mass.) C~ompany's new
cotton MIL burned recently. C.. Wilson,
the c~oplIlny's agent, fell dead of heart
disease r'hfe on the roof fighting the
flames. rx1os, $4,000.
FRANZ FAIR, q postal clerk between
New York end Port Jervis, was recently
arrnstsr for robbing the mails.
u. Ko0FE, exchange clerk for Sperry
r Barnes, of New York, American agents
fer the large Liverpool commission ho use
of Bam.ord Bros, absconded after forging
and converting 10 his own use 100000 in
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-11
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, jan :.
Newton Leverett, who has been employed
a. a street-car driver in this city for some
months, was arrested to-day on a capias
from Georgia, for the murder of a convict
near Graysville. Ca, in August, 1Sss, the
Grand Jury having fouLd a true bill for
murder in the first degree. Leverett was a
convict guard, and for sons offense raised
a whip to strike the convict, when the lat
ter threw mp his arm to wara Off his blow.
Leverc.s drew his revolver and shot the
convict DEAD, made his escape and nothing
was known of him until recognized driving
o stree::ar here.