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The National tribune., 1884-01-24
POTOMAC.

From Comrade Thomas Adams, Washington,
d. c., we have the following list of officers of
John A. Rawlins Post, No. 1, of that city /:
Commander, G.. Holmes; S. v. c., G. G. Boil
linger; j. V. c., John N. Moulder; Adj't, III.
L. Weaver; @. NJ, c. E. Joyce; Surgeon, DIR.
S. A. III. McKim; Chaplain, f. Roberts; 0. D.,
j. W. f. Williams; 0. Co. James Lawler. Com
rade Adams adds: This Post numbers about
$50, and the finances are in very healthy
condition. For this we are largely indebted TO
Comrade @. NJ. Charles E. Joyce. No man
could have discharged his duties with more
patience, zeal and fidelity than he has during
the year just closed. When he came in Office
there was cash on hand, $3.50. We have re-
ceived from all sources during the year,
81. 10000, and the disbursements during that
time were S962.09, leaving balance in the
Bank of Washington of Si0371, and there is
not borne upon our roll of active members the
name of a single comrade who was six months
in arrears for dues on December 81, 1888, nor
on the suspension list the name of any COM
rade who was one year in arrears for dues on
the same date.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

William r. Foster Post, No. PAT, Mif1inburg,
Pa, has elected the following officers for 1884
Commander, f. NJ KeSsinger; S. V. c., NJ e.
Reed; ]. v. c., H. E. Gutelius; Chaplain, J. t.
Strong; Surgeon G. s. Kemble, NJ. D.; @. NJ,
Albert Foster; o. d., J. v. Rule; o. g., VIM
Reichenbach; Adj't, George w. Schoch; s. M
G. w. Foote; @. NJ. s., William Eberhart
Trustees, S. w. johnson, A. Foster, George W.
Schoch. Delegate, ii. L. Gutelius; Alternate,
j. S. Boob.
Comrade s. s. Jack, Apollo, Pa, sends us
the following list of the officers of Post No 49,
of that place, installed on the 9Th inst: Com
mander, S. f. Hildebrand; S. Y. c., S. s. Jack
j. V. c., James Y. Kerr; Surgeon, r. E. Nc
Cauley; Chaplain, Smith Jack; O. NJ, Daniel
Jack; Adj't, t. A. Cochran; O. D., III. G. Owens
Q. G., James Ryan; s. NJ, E. J. Artman @. M.
s., Casper Kettering. Delegate, s. NJ jackson
Alternate w. c. Guthrie.
Comrade William f. Meyer, Logansville, Pa,
informs US that George w. Meyer Post, No. 379,
has elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing year: Commander, William F. Meyer; s.
" c., G. Harbach; j. V. G., Robert FL. Karstel-
lee; Surgeon, John Berry; @. NJ, Hiram L.
Murray; 0. d., William G. Weaver; o. g., G..
w. Conser; Chaplain, John H. Mattee; s. NJ,
John I. Rocky; g. H. S., John A. Heller.
Charles Sumner Post, No. 1913, of Philadel-
phia, has elected the following officers: Com
mander, james III. Davis; s. C., Amos Gibbs
]. V. c., A. Harris; Q. NJ, John Ayers; Chap
lain, George Lee; Surgeon, Mitchell Logan.
We are informed by Comrade G. H Mason,
Troy, Pa, that the following officers of Gustin
Post, No. 154, were installed on the 10TH Com
mander, ]. G. Strait; S. " c., A. L. Cooper: ;.
". c., Z. +. Lilley; @ NJ, S. w. Lester; Sur
The National tribune., 1884-01-24
VERMONT.

Comrade z. ]. Foster, Waterbury, VT, in
forms us that the following officers Of Dilling-
ham Post, of Waterbury, were mustered in
Friday evening, January II, by Captain Lull,
Of Montpelier: Commander, Charles Wells; S.
Y. C.. ]. w. Sleeper; j. v. c., George Brown
Chaplain, DR.. Z. ]. Foster; Adj't, T. r. Far
rel +; Q. NJ, +. B. Taylor; Surgeon, d. A. Gray
O. d., z. Bickford; o. g. H. Moody; S. NJ.
Frank Carpenter; @ ii. s., J. III. Elliott; o. s.,
George Kidder; /. S., Leonard Hart. Delegates
TO Department Encampment, Dr. E. ]. Foster.
J. A. Durkee; Alternates, ]. W. Sleeper and
George Brown.
"Adiutant," Wolcott, VT, sends us the fol-
lowing list of the officers of Foster Post. No.
So. installed on the 10th inst by Comrade ]. S.
Drenan. Of Ellsworth Post No. %: Commander.
II. S. Leach; S. V. c., G. c., Fisher; j. V. c.,
S. l. Greene; Adj't, NJ. d. Scott; @. NJ, J. e.
Wheeler; Chaplain, +. B. Morse; Surgeon, F.
L. Merritt; O. d., /. Thompson; 0. e., O. r.
Andrus; s. NJ, Z. c. Mann; @. III. s., S. ID.
Luce.
Comrade Daniel Taiscy, Wells River Vt,
sends us the following list of the officers OF
Colonel Preston Post, No. O. of that place, in
stalled on the Sth inst: Commander, j. A.
George; s. V. c., RS. Brock; ]. V. c., D. p.
Ried; Adj't w. A. Munsell; @. NJ, A. Aitlzen
Surgeon, c. n. Page; Chaplain, Russell Moore
O. d., III. s. Powers; o. e., Stephen Putnam
s. H., Daniel Taiscy; Q. III. g., w. II. Good
win.
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by d. G. Crawford. A. D. C.; A. W Heath. COM
mander.
Edwin Pier-on Post. No. sIe. columbiavilIe. Do
eeniber -, by +. AIeElroy, commanding Post No.
III; " ID. Brown. commander.
The following list Of names Of the officers
elected by Post No. l67, Of Elsie, Mich, Is sent
US by Conrade VIM. G. Wo0ley, Of that place 4
Commander, Joseph Davidson S.v c., q. Dur.'
fee; ]. v. G., s. G.. Eddy; AdTt, j. G. Fisher :
Surg, f. ID. Sargent Chaplain, j. o. WOOL !;
o. d., ]. l.. Nudge: Q. NJ. r. Smith o. G.,
Oscar Laelear; Q. VI. S, G. 8 Stewart: :. NJ.
VI. j. CahOon. Delegate to State Eucampment,
VIM c. wooley; Alternate, Joseph Davidson
Comrasle r. W. surby. Battle Creek. Mich.
writes Us that thiFty-tw0 members Of Farragus
Post, No. 81. of that place. went TO Bellevue on
the 9th inst. where they mustered Col J. +. Ma
son Post, No. 2l3, with the following officers:
Commander, j. A. Birenart; S " G., John
Markham; ]. V. C.. G. F. Arson o. D.. c.
Hull; q. NJ, G. D.yCogsdell; Surg, r. Dino !;
Chaplain, G. w. Beers; Adjt, NJ. s. Arson: o.
G., f. Hughes; 5. If, 5. ID. Cook Q. NJ s., E
B. Bishop.
From Conrade San1 NJ White, Grand Rap
ids, Mich, we have the following list Of tha
officers of Chasapiin Post, No % OF that place.
Commander, Samuel NJ White s. V. C., r. A,
! Hydon; J.V. G., A. S. Parker; O. n VIM. Kich (;
o. d., L. J. Bradford o. c.. s. T. Wilcox /:
Chaplain, D. L. Cook Surg, James simmons I;
AdIt, Geo. W. Williams; ). ~, VIM. Colby ;
| @. III. s., Oscar Hall.
| ]. B. Mcpherson Pest, No. Is3, Of Holly,
Mich, recently elected the following officers .
| Commander, l.. II. Ripley; $. v. c., Clark
| Stanton; J. V. c., Reuben smith; @. NJ, Lot
Smith; Surg. ". ID. Elliott; Chapiain, - Jen-
| nings; o. D., Chas- Everts o. c., E. J. Essen
| breg. Delegate to Department Eneampmeat,
James Cummins; Alternate, Clark Stanton
| Comrade C. C. Ward. Ludingt0n, Mich, in
| forms Us that at Luther, Mich. on the sth inst,
/ Post No. 2ls was mustered with eighteen char
ter members, and that Comrade Walter Payne
was chosen commander.
The National tribune., 1884-01-24
MICHIGAN.

General Orders, No Ia, issued on the Cd inst
at Hillsdale Mich, by order of o. A. James
Department Commander-Wm H Tallman, As
sistant Adjutant- General the follow
ing:
The following Posts have been mustered since
General Orders, No. l3 was issued
Robert Irving Post, No 2o4 Brooklyn December
18th, by II. K. Proctor, A. q. NJ. c.; a. j. Williams
son, commander.
Quaekinbush Post, No. 2O5, owosso, December q,
by r. j. Shanks, III. D.; A. J. Patterson, COM
mander.
Major Weaver Post. No. 2O6. BeIlair December
II, by Q. ID. Mallory, commanding Post No. SO
H. w. Stewart, commander.
Morgan Wallace Post. No. 207, Leonielas Decem-
Der g. by M. A. Merriheld, j. A. H E. Spauls-
bury, commander.
Geo. A. Custer Post, No. eos Galien December
% by Nj. b. Gardner, commanding Post No. ~ b
II. Storms, commander.
Eli Alyord Post, No 2c9, Montgomery. December
n, by Department commander; E. r. Fitzsim-
mons, commander.
e. w. Hollingsworth Post No. 2l0, Albion, De-
cem5er 2S, by w. III. Talinian. A. A. c.; r Loud,
commander.
J. b. Borden Post. No. 2li. Ionia. December %.
The National tribune., 1884-01-24
NEW JERSEY.

Comrade j. e. Smith, Bordentown, n. j., SAYS,
in recent communication, that at the install
lation ceremonies of Washington Post No 45,
of that place, the Rev. William Pittenger-au-
thor OF Capturing q Locomotive made a
stirring address. Comrade Smith also sends
rs a list of the officers installed, as follows
Commander, A. ID. Hughes; S. " c., T. G.
Bunting; J. Y. G., Dunning Buckley; @. NJ,
S. N. R0ckhill; Surgeon, Levi Southland; Chap
lain, John Clymer: O. d., Levi Ayers: O. g.
Joseph Bowers; Adi't, William F. Stout; @. NJ
s., Joseph yandergrif; S. NJ, John E. Smith.
Comrade S. J. Tinsman, Vienna, n j. writes
US that Sedgwick Post, No. Is, of Hacketts-
town, N. j., has installed the following officers
for the ensuing year: Commander Lewis III.
Salmon; S. V. c., William A. Kerr; J. V. c.,
William Hail. Surgeon, Sylvester J. Tinsman;
Chaplain, Rev. Alex. Proudfit; O. D., Morris
G. Richardson; O. G., Lorenzo Mason; Adi,t,
John G. La Fauchrie; @. NJ, James B. Smith ;
G. M. s., Chris. Cumnin5; S. NJ, Ezra p. Gu
lick.
Comrade A. J. Bateman, Cedarville, NJ j.
writes us that the organization of a Loyal La
dies League is in contemplation at that place.
and that A. b. Bateman Post, No. 90, of Cedar
vile, recently installed the following officers
Commander E. 2. Craig; S. V. c., E. Hogbin;
J. V. c., ]. Tumey Adi't, B. f. Ogden; Q. NJ,
A. j. Bateman; O. D., G.. ID. Ogden; o. g., J. f.
Hall; Chaplain, II. Duffield; Surgeon, w. Jag
gers; S. NJ, D. E. Bateman; O. NJ. s., NJ. Hates.
Comrade E. A. Doty, Morristown, n J., in
forms us that A. r. A. Torhert Post, No. q, of
that place, has elected the following officers for
the year 1884: Commander, L. P. Hannas s.
Y. G., Theo. Soaring J. V. c., j. Horace FL
mer; Chaplain, Rev BENZ. N. Reed; Surgeon,
f. w. Owen, M. D.; Adj't, James NJ Bonsall |;
@. ~, William Halsted; o. d., j. L. Allen; O.
G., Joseph Berry; @. M. s., L. D. Rabbit; S.
NJ, William Wade.
The National tribune., 1884-01-24
WISCONSIN.

From Comrade Peter Jordan, National Sol
diers' Home, Wis. we have the following list
Of the officers Of Veteran Post No 3 installed
on the Isl inst. Commander, Peter Jorian; s.
v. c., NJ r. Merrill; J. V. c., Lewis H. DAN
ford; Surg, John McIlvain; Chaplain, Jaa.es
d. Remington; q. ", Henry sommeYs; O. d.,
Lyman 5. Allen: o. c. Charles Z Peterson:
Adi't, John w. Whitehead; s ". A. j. Henry:
q. NJ. s.. John Powers. Deiegate to DeDart,-
ment Convention, Colonel Knight; Alternate,
4. P. Slater.
From Comrade. Amos F. Abbott. West Point,
Wis, We received a list Of the officers recently
elected by George II. Irwin Post. No. ., OF
that place, as follows: Commander, William
Mcintosh; S " c., Sydney Wells: j. " c.,
Byron Waffle; Adj't, L. p Kinds; O. NJ, Ehen
Dunlap; Surgeon, E. III. Irwin; o. c. Heary
SchlosseF; o. d., Samuel HoldTidge; q. VI. s.
Jacob Wheaton; Chaplain, Henry W. Brown !;
S. NJ, Ira Soldiers.
From Comrade c. H. Richardson. Spencer,
Wis, we have the following list of the newly
installed officers Of the Post at shat place. Com
mander, VIM MahOney; s. v. c., j. X Hay
ward; j. v. C., Henry Scigriss; AdIt. W. 3.
Mcpherson; @. NJ, John Gardner: O. D.. 8 c.
Sanford o. g Henry Robinson; s. VI, T. A.
Johnson; q NJ. s., H. X. Scott; Surgeon, "
eating; Chaplain, C. Z. Richardson
Comrade W R. Hoyt. Chippewa Falls. Wis,
informs Us that the following officers Of James
Comerford Post were installed on January 2
1881: Commander. ". r. Hoyt; S. Y. c., I. J..
Kiley; j. V. c.. Frank COlburn: Surgeon. Dr.
Mclean; @. H.. J. Hesketh o. D. W. FL How
iesen; o. g., j. A. Duncan; Adi't, Thornaa
Mclean; S. H., II. Held; @. NJ s., NJ r..
DuEcan.
Comrade Henry Sweetnam, Milwaukee, Wis,
writes rs that Robert Chivas Post, No 2. OF
that place. of which he is officer of the day. has
264 members. owns hall which cost 5000,
pays 50 a week to every sick eomrade aud 500
at each death 10 the widow, aud that the dues
are only s. . year, with 81 assessment at the
death Of a member.
The National tribune., 1884-01-24
MINNESOTA.

Comrade A. J. Hall, Stewart, Nina, writes
Us that General Lytie Post, No. S. was mus
tered the 1fth inst. at that place. with
twenty-four charter members and the follow
ing officers: Commander. 3. s Donaldson. s.
V. c., A. F. Jackson; j. " Cal K Cook: D.
William Senescall; Chaplain, Joseph Montner:
Adj't. Ii. J. Heath; o. g., Charles Allen; s.
NJ, Charles Hoyt; @. u. s., Geo. z. Gardner.
Comrade Henry Westerhouse. Winona Mimi,
sends Us list of the officers Of John Ball Post,
No 45, of that place. installed on the 18th inst,
as follows: Commander, David E. Vance; y
" c., Arthur McAIlister; j. V. c.. Watson I.
Lamson; Surgeon, James C. Town; Chaplain,
Charles A. jeffrey; @. ", John F. Henderson;
o. D., Henry Westerhouse; o. g.. Harry Clark;
Adjutant, John r. Mars; 5. n Frank IL Bill
hngs; O. u. s, Charles w. Merritt.
From Comrade Henry A. Morse. St. Paul.
MINI, we have the following list of the newly
elected officers of Garfield Post, No 5 Of that
place: Commander, J. W. 3LaSinson: 8 v c.,
VIM. 3. Robinson: J. v c. Henry A Morse
Adj't, Thomas Gibson; Surgeon. William f.
Fisher; Q. ~. E. 4. Becker; Chaplain, David
Comfy; s. IL. Perry Starkweather; O. D.. Geo.
Hunter; o. e., Fred Scibold; Q. III. s, Theo.
Sanders.
COmrade L. P. Fluke Pennington, MINI,
writes Us that Candy Post. No. H. which was
organized IN last October with twenty-one
charter members. has now forty, with a pros
pect of I large increase in the near future. he
also sends US 4 very interesting account of q
Campfire, held by that Post on the 1st inst,
which, we regret to say. the crowded condition
of our columns prevents rs from publishing.
Conrade J. w. Mead, Mankato. MINI. sends
rs the following list of officers Of Alex. WiIkin
Post, No 10, OF that place, installed an the 2d
inst, Commander. William Thomas; s. v c.,
Clark Keysor; J. V. c., J.. Gieo Koenig: Sur
geo.i. Oscar Thinker; @. u. Frank Vi!kin: o.
D., W. l. Coon; o. g., Robert Thomas Adj't,
w. Burgess.
Through an error in our issue OF the 10th
inst. we placed Robert L. MeC0oE Post. No. %,
of Glencoe, MINI, under the Departments Of
Michigan.
The National tribune., 1884-01-24

geon, J. P. sucese; o. D., D. c. Lampman; o.
G., d. s. Kenyon Adjt, g. II. Mason; Chap
lain. Daniel Compton; @. NJ. s., A. K. Under
man; s. 81, w. L. Gibson.
Comrade Thomas Osborn, commander, Col.
Lyle Post, Lundy's Lane, Pa, informs US
that he installed the officers of Post No. 81, of
Erie, Pa, OH which occasion comrades were
present from Post No. SO, Allegheny; Post No.
102, Union; Post No. 240 Wilesburg; Post No.
Resolutions have been passed by Colonel
Sam Croasdale Post, No. 256 of Riegelsville.
Pa, asking Congress to so change the pension
laws as to give every surviving enlisted man
So per month the balance of his life, and to re-
enact the arrearages of pensions act.
The National tribune., 1884-01-24
RHODE ISLAND.

From Cornrade John Y. Hudson. Newport,
r. l., we have the list of officers of Charles E.
Lawton Post, No. 5, installed on the 9th inst. /:
Commander, John MeCarty; S. V. c., VIM. l..
Bailey: j. V. c., Gere / Green; Adj't, John
Y. Hudson; @ NJ, Andrew McaIahon; Sur
geon. John F. Hurley; Chaplain, 0yerton G..
Langley; 0. D., John f. Shea; Q. G., Ed. H.
Tilly s NJ, .Tohn w. Wagner; @. NJ. S., Vim.
I. Lawton. The Department officers who were
present from Providence on the occasion, in
cluded Department Commander Col. Philip s.
Chase, Past Senior Vice Commander-in-C Chief
Gen. f. I'll. Rhodes, Department Chaplain Rev.
D. G. Easton, Comrades w. J. Bradford, Assist
tor-Genera W. II. Greene, Medical Inspector
Henry C. Luther, Aid de-Camp to Department
Commander Eugene a. Cory, past commander
of Prescott Post, Providence Charles III. VIII
ians Past Department Commander, and Com
rade L. A Barton, the mastering officer.
The National tribune., 1884-01-24

ComTaae Henry Fry. Atlantic, Iowa, writes
us as follows: On January ?, | visited Colonel
w. III. WOrthiIgtOn Post No. 9, and installed
the following officers: Commander w. a. Hill ;
S. V. c., James OFBrien; j. v. c., ]. F. Smiley;
Adi't E. Littler: O. M, Sam W GaFvin
Chaplain, John Twinning; Surgeon, George
Dickey; o. d.. J. B. Reed; o. G.. Thos Wall
bee; S. NJ, w. w. Woolf; q. " s, w. NJ. Smith.
The Post IS prospecting finely, the boys wide
awake and full Of enthusiasm.
On "Wednesday, January O. I visited E. c.
Abbott Post, No. 20l, at Lewis, and installed
the following officers: Commander, J. B. Eri0n !;
S. V. c., j. 5. Morgan: J. v c.. j. Franklin: .
Chaplain, d. A. Buckhalter; @ NJ. w. A. Ken
nedy; Adjt, E. c. Kennedy; Surgeon, L. NJ
Andrews; o. d., w. j. Hull; o. c., 5. Craid !;
S. NJ, V. NJ Bradshaw; Q. NJ. s., J. B. Myers.
This Post also has bright prospects for the fu-
ture.
On Friday evening. January II, Past Depart
ment Commander r. L. Griswold installed the
following officers of Samuel Rice Post. No. 81:
jor; j. VIC, Joseph StOnehouse; AdIt. T. N
Bray; Chaplain, Rev. w. G.. Barkz; Surgeon,
w. g. Sherwood; o. d., W.. J. Vincent; o. G..
J;D, Wise; q. d., Z. r III. Daley; 5. M., ]. s.
Boron.
&C" Yinton, Iowa. writes us that Van Meter
Post was recently mustered at Van Horn, Iowa,
with seventeen charter members, by Com
mander H. III. Eddy and delegation of COM
rades from P. NJ Coder Post, of Vinton, and
that the following officers were elected by the
new Post: Commander, j. E. Catlin; S. n C.,
Geo. S. Porter; j. v. c., J. A. Stanley Adit,
G. S. Kimball; Surg, J. K. Wagner: Chaplain,
j. L. Copper; O. NJ, H. B. Burns o. D., A. G.
Aidrich; @. g., Chas. Young S. NJ, c. Hand
ley; Q. VI. S. C. C. La Rue.
ComTade j. N Van Skike, Brnndon. Iowa,
sends US the following list Of the newly in
stalled officers of Colonel Lawrence s. Sheilcr
Post, No. 166, Of that place: Commander, Ii.
lContiaasd on DAB pass-l
The National tribune., 1884-01-24
DEPARTMENT NEWS.

During the past week THE TRIBUNE has for
warded blank applications for Post charters in
response to requests from the following: j. l..
Brown, Ellensburgh, Wash. Ter; William III.
Horton, North Serbia, n. Y; Azel ID. Shoup,
Judsonia, Ark: Charles II. Bates, Sarahsville,
Ohio; a. o. Wells, Leonardsviie n, Y; Post
master, Wells, Neb.; p. r. Staley, Unadilla,
Ne5.; Henry Wieder, Hanover, Ill.-making a
total of l6l since the beginning of the present
administration. During the same time a
TRIBUNE petition for Post charter at Crofton,
Ky, with fourteen sgners, has been forwarded
to the proper authorities, making total OF
thirty-seven since the beginning of the present
administration.
THE TRIBUNE has also recently forwarded
the proper blanks and instructions for the or
ganization of Woman Relief Corps, by request
TO the following: w. C. Eastman, MERRIAM
Wis; Frank J. Ewing, Connersville, Ind.
Geo. F. Colcord, Adjutant of Post 2l9, Suther,
land Iowa
The National tribune., 1884-01-24
WEST VIRGINIA.

The following is q list of the officers of Custer
Post, No 8. of Clarksbnrg, W. Va, for 1891:
Commander, A. G. Moore; S. V. c.. Henry Hay
mond; j. V. c., j. NJ. Swarts; @. NJ, James II.
Jarboe; Adj't, Lee Raymond; Surgeon, DIR. ID.
P. Morgan; Chaplain, J. II. Stansberry; o. D.,
A. s. Hugiil; o. G., S. ]. Nay; s. NJ, Daniel
Lymer; @. NJ. s., G. Shu. Delegates to De-
partment Encanipment. Lee Raymond aud j.
III. Jarboe: Alternates, w. j. Kearns and A. s.
Hugill. This is one Of the largest Posts in the
Department. of West Virginia.
The National tribune., 1884-01-24

for other charitable purposes. This Post now
has 624 comrades in good standing.
Pest 81 also makes good showing in its
record of money expended for charity. having
paid out between January !, 1876, and Deeem-
Der 81, 1888, the large sum of $16,460.
a160u
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his connection with the Grand Army. Com
rade Justice was private in company /, 125th
Ohio V. /. 1t is the United Brethren Church
and not Comrade Justice that is the loser.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
WELL ~ileWarsleI


A liberal reward will he paid to any
party who will produce n case Of livsr
kidney, or stomach complaint tnat
Electric bitters will not speedily cnfe.
Bring them along, it will cost you
nothing for the medicine il it fails to
Is small town in eastern Iowa. the
young men Of the place have formed a
club for the purpose Of obtaintng each
member a gold watch ut an expense
that is hardly felt by any Of the mem.
bers. Each member contributes n
dollar per week snd thkn lots are
drawn and the one receifing the lucky
number is entitled TO TIVE watch and 40
on in a like name. until all have re-
ceived a watch. Nov, L H Wallace. of
this city has mace all the necessary
arrangements to- Grnish watches at
even 4 much Smaller expense and
without the. fear 81 some dishonest Der.
son failing oltpf a club of this kind
and making adouble expense on the
remainder. /He proposes to furnish
watches % all responsible parties ut
paymenjs1d one dollar per week aud in
tlis nGpter saving all the expense O,
formisgend maintaining such a club.
also 1a}ties do not have to wait their
turn lehich may no be for six months.
Cs,lon him and let him explain this
r.g6Arkable cheap manner of procur
.Hg TINE pieces. l2-4t
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
GARFIELD

A beautiful day for the election yes
'crdaY and the heaviest vote cas-, since
the precinct uas formed, seyenty-two
good nd true men casting their votes
There were two candidatc.ifOr the Office
Of assessor, q II Warner and q Coon,
both good trusty men, and although
Mark was the favorite III ihes morning,
odds being offered ON him. the boys
came to the conclusion at night that
George was elected. The republicans
aud anti-monops We are told run neck
and neck, each side working hard and
both anxious Ia know the results Of
their labor. which was about equal
when the votes were counted.
Farmers are busy picking corr and
fencing up their barns IN anticipation
Of winter. SUSAN JANE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
Str nCk a New Lead

Mr.. Miller, proprietor of the Blue
Hill Mills, has been experimenting
with a new process OF grinding aud
boliing -four for the last three months.
With a few new inventions of his own
he nos thinks lie has the mill working
10 perfection. He claims by his inn
proved methods OF grinding, he can
make from three tn five pounds more
flour to the bushel and of "a better anal-
lty than by the old system Of grinding.
and he further says he will challen yc
any miller III the state TO produce the
same amount of -four and of a better
quality from the same quantity of
wheat either by burrs or rolls. His
trade has increased so fast under his
methods of grinding, that he will
tie compelled to grind day and night 70
fill his orders.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
JrDsOS,

A B'ifnick dug 80 bushels Of po,a-
.oes oil "a acre. known rs snow
fakes.
L Ryan has threshei SIS bushels Of
rye and oats the past week with Z.
Walner's machine.
A Cook has had a trip 20 Graham
county, this state and located a piece Of
land.
Wilbur Fisk has returned from
Thomas county where he tas located.
SJobDron lost "a valuable beifer.
Cause, blackleg.
Hhfnick took a load Of po;atoes TO
Eurr Oak aud got ~ cents per bushe'.
SIN
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07

Are you disturbed at nIgi.t and broken OF Won,
rest by q sick child suffering and crying with
pain OF cutting teeth? IL - send nj once aDt
Tor children teething. Its value II iacaicu;aDle,
DEPEND upon lt mothers. there Is no mistake
about i, IL cures dyscntory and tiarrhoea. reg.
uiatcs the stomach ana bowels. cures wind collie
gives tone and energy to the whole systsIu Mr.
WILSON'S soothing syrup for children teething
~ faeasait 10 the taste. and Is the prescription
OF one OF the eldest and best female nurses and
pnys,clai.s 10 the United States, ard Is for sale
10y MI druggists throughout the world. Price s5
cents per bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
NORTHWEST WEBSTER

Politics have been very Oh Will
MS this tall. for We have haa sonlv nm,
candidate. Mr. Haley to see
Mr.. Dickcrson of Red e4ond made
us pleasant call on Sal 1day of last
week. 40"
Nv. Hsrrison, O. G. H05erts. O. Poi.
ter aud Others, will s.s2E for the Platte
next Wednesday, Ola wild goose
hnnt. cope NJ boys will have
spesfer lucs5@hanA mmy had at the
On SATURDAY, fFfast week Leonard
IAN mnEi he'd by his hired man
80 hoy fwo miles west of Blue
n se!3S Generated the head i'm
with . Ratchet, then
9TH the team and has
heard from. No further
that buggy was tenantless1
-eme. Alb! did some one pc,
le that has never known adj
- > bat half acquainted with
with HIMSELF Faults are
N0ezo love is thin.
zo111nd Parks Is supremely happy.
end standard weight.
epry when he goes to a
RusrIc.