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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-24
REMOVAL.

nIONFER FANCY STORE MRS. B. s.
Long has removed to IS and 81 s, First
South street, a1j desires all to remember
that a full line of Millinery and Fancy
Goods viii be kept. Hats and trimming
Woods, Crewells, Chenille, Embroidery
Silks, Arrasine, RibbOsene, Macrams, etc
Notions of all kinds; also complete as
sortment of Wax Flowers and Fruit Material.
The Only Line kept iE.Salt Lake. Lessons
Given in fancy work. Stamping done 70 or
der MRS. d. 3 LONG.
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Rnnklan,. ArnIca sa1ve.

TEE Best SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblaing Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It's guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price twenty-five cents per box.
For sale by 2. @. NJ. 1.
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Lowering the RECORD.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. October 23.-W.
A. Rowe, of Lynn, lowered the mile
amateur bicycle record to 1885 this
afternoon. He went the two miles In
6:21 3-5, and three miles in S:07 %. The
last two are the worlds records.
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Ferdinand wards Trial

New YORK, October 23.-The work
obtaining jury for the trial of Ferdi-
nsnd Ward was resumed to-day. The
court room was crowded to excess. Up
20 p. m. two more Jurors had been OBJ
'alned, making six now in the jury box.
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Openiug the Ball

B1ExINGHAM. October 23.-Lord Ran
dolph Churchill opened the campaign
in the town hall here to-day in the pre-
sence of a crowded and enthusiastic
audience. 1t was uproarous through
out, but generally favorable to the
speaker.
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The Colonel.

NEW YoRK, October 23.-Colonel La
mont, the Presidents private secretary.
was at the Hoffman House to-day,
holding a consultation with the execu-
cutive Commute of the Democratic State
committee.
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BurTnah.

PARIS, October 23.-The Journal Dcs
debates, commenting on the British ex
petition against King Thebaw, urges
'he French government to protest
sgalnst any sort Of British annexation
u Burmah.
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49, A. Peterson's,

The only. Norwegian dealer in Salt Lake Ike
City, is the only place in town where
yea can get the genuine Norway anu anu
Holland herring. Norway ancnos'e g
and split Goldfish. A full assortmeHs Vi
frst-class groceries at lowest p5lcSs 50
Produce taken in exchange. Gooos S ue
hvered free to all parts OF the clsy. I've "a +;
me a call and be convinced, NO. % n
Third South street, half CLOCK essi Va
Methodist church.
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ro-dav. Not To-morrow.

Procrastination is not only the thief
of time. but of health and life. 1t will
not do to daily; for example, with a vio--
lent cold-To-day it may be cold and
nothing more, tomorrow congestion OF
the lungs may have commenced, and in
a week the patient may be in a dying
condition. "Hale's Honey of Hore-
hound and Tar" when taken in the
early stages of all Lung and Throat
diseases, is an absolute and unfaillng
specific. Nothing can supply It's place,
nothing is needed. A favorable result
Is guaranteed. Sold by all Druggists
everywhere at so cents and u. Great
saving by purchasing large size.
pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
minute.
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VETERINARIAN.

q L. RICHARDS, VETERINARY SUE
-. geon, RESIDENCE: Folsom's Avenue,
First West Street, between South Temple
aud First South Streets, Salt Lake City.
OFFICE: With Drs. Richards and Bower
Deseret Bank Building. slS
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Order appointing Time and Pls0e fox hesI
ing Petition for Order to Sell Real Estate
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DAVIS co. STOCK ASSOCIATION.

TIME STOCK ASSOCIATION OF DAVIS
1 County win meet in Pennington. at the
on MOI day, October 26th. AZ
D. M, for the purpose of ecting delegates
to the National Convention in st. Louis.
s. II. GRANT, Vice Pesident.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN and for the County
Of SAX Lake, Territory OF Utah.
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/ In the matter Of the Estate of LaTinia Care
less, deceased.
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ARE YOU MADE miserable by In
digestion. Constipation, Dizziness, LOSS
of Appetite, Yellow Skim SIMON ;
Vitalfzer is positive cure. FOR sSie
at A. G. Smith 4 Co.'s Drug Store u
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TT APPEARING TO THE HOS. ELIAS A
i Smith, Judge of the said Court, By the
petition Of 0rson P. Arnold, the adminiS-
traitor of the estate OF l. 'vinia Careless, De
ceased therein filed praying fsE an otdee 70
sell res eS ate belonging TO said estatel thai
il Is necessary TO sell the whole or some
portion of the real estate TO pay the debts q
the said deceased and the debts expenses
and charges OF the administration Of said
estate,
It's hereby ordered that sd persons inter
estad in the said estate ssppear before the
Probate Court Of the County of SAILS Lake
Territory of Utah, at the Courtroom OF said
Coart, in the County CoCTthouses on tues
day, the 18th day of November, A. D.. 1883, as
10 O'Clock am, then and there 10 show
cause why an order should not &c granted
TO the said administrator to sell 80 mucn OF
he real estate Of the said deceased 80 soA4L
be necessary.
And IL Is further ordered that q copy Of this
order be published IN THE SALT LAKE.
HERALD. q newspaper having circulation IN
said Salt Lake County, 81 least tooT soeceS-'
sive weeks before said 18th Gay OF neFe0'
Dated October 18th. 1856.
ELIAS A. SMITH,
PRObate 1aege>.
TF conF1Y o q s0 LII LAKE. IS.
John C. Cutler, Clerk of the Probate
Cont IN and for the County Of Salt Lake, In
the Territory Of Utah, do herebT certify thas
the foregoing Is fun, tue and correct copy
If an oTder appointing time and place for
hearing petition for order to sen real estate
| in the matter of the estate. of Layinia Care
| less. deceased. as appears OF record IN my
In witness WkeReof have hereuntO see
my hand and affixed the seal OF
| TsEALl said Court, this 4th day OF Qcto'
Der, A D 1856.
JOHN C. CUTLER,
Probate Clerk
ByH. CUTLEE, Depoty-
S.W. DARKR, Attorney for Estsse. O1s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED.

NIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwORK
U apply at 50 WhitemoTe Block, First
West Street, between South Temple aud First
South.
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THOSE WHOSE COMPILATIONS AEh Looh
may rejoice in the existence OF "LhSH
SULPHUR Soap. LI.ot-
HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER pHA' DiacA
or Brown, SOC.
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sHILOHs CATARRH. REMEDY
a positive cure for Catarrh. Diphtnerla
and Canker Mouth. For sale at a: u
smith g Co. s Drug Store. L
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TT APPEARING TO THE HOS. ELIAS A
j Smith Indge of the said Court. BIZ the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-24

1 take pleasure in announcing to the
public that my Fall and Winter Styles
of Clothing, consisting OF the Latest De-
signs in
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
Communicated

FpIToP CrfTF - much has been
said about the purchts. by tire cIty al
a car Of lumber in Omaha that -"
think 4 due the community tiiat II
.honid be informed OF the exact 'tcts
n the case. When petitions tor -,ie-
walks hogan - pour ~. and We found
that We would need considerable igm-
her f0r crossings, etc. sc sen: the mar
saal u each al the three lumber yards.
-tat:rg - them that We would need n
considerable amount or lumber and
wanted their best h.is. The blds wcfe
A. follows
Piatt ( Free. e.. per 100 feet :32 81
Reed & iI--iey. - 80
Nebraska Lumt.er Ga, per 1000
It. > per cent oti .-..........- - M
4. the mex. council meeting these
| bids were .uhnJtl.y:, Ani a,-o from
! CN Die'z. ot omahs. and one from toe
, Peoples Lumber Company. ii Cow -
each Offering - BrnI.r the 'r-ns"r de
| hyerei a, Rel Cloud for 81 pr iOsL
/ feet. thu. making a difference ofssI Ou
| 1910 fee, from tne bii y: the Nsbras
/ IA Co. So from TIE BID % Reed &
| Iiasley. and ss5 from the bid Of PAT
< Free Co A. cu=:yisans az the
peoples money AZ thought II 70 10 oI'
! PLAIN duty 10 make TIA. -avIns. In -
! dong ve wegc actgs;ct rs no feeling
/ ~oino-;iLty To y home Iumt~nr dealers
and had any Of their bid- been - ."z
a. 40 per 100 " would have belzh'
F! the lumber q; hone. We burrosed
the money on n Individual note .
pay for tin. luTnter. - taAi sha; mpBe5
| culnes into tie treasury ms suulme
NAV 10 u>ei - pay o;bsr bills a. the,
come in. Il = NJ tr< tia; there ar
suy bill oflong standing agsiust ih'
city. Up 10 The las: re-ulA: meeuDs
August Is. al bills had Dcsn pad an
a ;ex dollars rernsinei in the treasury
X l. TiSgrg. NzyO-.
r. J. NpHEs
: ". Co.'s.
4. I. OEasKY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
FATAL ACCiD"
A Farmer named JahJ rus over
Little Child az BlaGEA with
81 WaRo9


On las, Monday Go reached this
! CITY ,ha, a little cnilior Mr. EndIcmsn,
Of Blue Hi. had bses' run over by .
farmer and inJureitb the extent that
death soon after ~"sd. The CHixF'
special correspaadsa II from Blue Hill
send, IN the iodoo .ng item IN regard
TO the ca,a-,rophe: I; seems that 'er-
eral chlld-eawere playing IN the street
II front e the Central Hotel, wher Mr.
.Jahn drpysaJong on a very fast irot-
. The ch,.dMn ran and all got ont OF the
wyc, slf EndIeman'. little 10y
aaolt M yesrs old, who was struck
m Dc nas, by the forward movement
Il tn a sscs' feet and knocked down,
both wae 4s running over him. inIur.
iuc hear md lungs. bruis'ng hrs face
! onsdesaa !, and breaking his neck
The Chi we o siters ards carried
into the ho,cfand medical aid sum
m,nei, b., aHs,gns OF life mad de-
parted VI We physician ar''.u,
After drivinc over the child jain did
not stop. bot continued on his journey
- tie mill g. le:'a grlst which lie had
previously lett il"re for gTidIng, n
was soon aftar arrcsted by Blue Hall
, officials and loo scii in the city prison
and on tuesday gave bail in the sum
$500 for has appear1:tce in court 4 'e"
day- later on. Our correspondent says
whether the team Nas unmanagab!'
or whether the man Vas intoxicated Is
a hard problem TO 90 Sc The hule
boy VA, buried on To-; Jay. The ;u4
eral Was one Of the laIS stthat has ev
er taken place in Blue lill. Public
sentiment : greatly aga | 50 this mar
and for awhile public oplu'cn IS SAID te
have run high. HE fse;s are there II
altogether too much fast d.11ng, no
ONLY in Blue Hill but IN Eri.Cioud
and should bc !cSi,.a,e'l asalrsa by oul
city fathers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

PoIsoNovs DosE-Last :. turday
quite an accident occurred ut Ia, home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ; B Chambers. who
live about five miles southwest OF Mue
Hill. which may Yet result IN me d sth
of their little Lahy boy, between me
and two years old. M Chambers III
been s~crubbing the floor. and whiie o. .
was ut work the little fellow got hott
Of a .cacup containing I've ah" had
been using. and drank the contenfe
The distracted parents, n soon a ley
discovered l.. Immediately sent for DR..
Spickelme.r, Of this place, who has
been doing al IN his power for the lit
tie sufferer. It was thought II you'd
uo, survive that night, but at this writ
iug Tuesday it il sill alive, but lle-
in a very critical condition.-Biu" HA
Tires.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

PEOPLE certainly do make money by
saving 1t. That Il wha; the Red Cloud
Homestead Building and Loan Assoc
citation is for. II a man can borrow
money outof the association and build
a house with i, and stop paying rent,
ha Saving money, esen by paying $50
premium. which il not exhorbitaEt.
1t l. the only institution IN Red Cloud
that loans money and allows the Dor
rover the privilege = paying it back
in small amounts Of 81. siO. o. SIS Der
month. mo man feels Ike fighting
for Il boarding house" but every man
takes n pride in his own premises. and
through the building association meth
oil there is no excuse why he should
not have a home of his own.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

NEW LUMBER GAED.-A few weeks
ago TT: CHIEF announced the fact
that Red Cloud would in the near IN
,ure have the fourth lumber ward. On
Monday, Mr. T l. Gob,e. one Of the vel
known business men of Red Cloud lor
mani years, purchased the lots and
buildings -he-" the Commercial
House now stands OF Uncle Levi
Moore, and in two or three weeks will
have a lumber ward established there
I, viii Ice remembered that Mr. Goble
lately withdrew from the Nebraska
Lumber Company AMI associated him
self with the Traders Lumber Com
panr, of Nebraska. and WIS chosen rs
secretary, treasurer and general man
acer Of the new organization. For tho
past few weeks lie has been engaged in
establishing rev yard. for his corpoc-
alton, in We.;ern Nebraska. and final
y decided 10 place one IN Red Cioad.
which he settled upon la,
Monday, and consequently purchased
the grounds wes: OF ~Fer-uson's drug
store for that purpose. which Is GER
iain!y 4 fine location for the business
Mr. Gob.e has the natural "ge, up and
enterprise that always wins in what
ever position IN life that lie sees II, e.
occupy, and being a thorough going
business man vii make n. new lam.
Der yard a success, III so doing he
Will add another enterprise 10 those
already established in the CITY. THs
CnIET takes pride IN seeing Red CLOUD
business men prosper. end in th.. Oar
tIcu!ar Instance viii be gra,ifed ,c
teaEn o! Nr. Goble'. prosperity, AID
the building up OF = iiourishing bus;
ness FOR himself and company in ihi.
city Here j. success 10 the new yars
and is manager.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

Goop.-Ths Webster county ayr
cultural society decided at their last
meeting that every premium awarded
NJ the coming fair should BE- paid /. casa
On demand. This will be an incentive
co. the people of Webster, smith and
Je vel counties to bring in their ar,i-
cles for exhibition. Competition open
totle world, and from the present
p-dplect Webster county will have ne
hcst snd finest diaplay II agricultural
proJudIs and msnufacturei articles
hcsides ctr elements that 20 To make
up a first c,,-s fax. tina; has ever nceu
seer in Western Nebraska. Evcryp"r-
-pn should eu.cr some article f'r EXIT
b.tion and Try AMI compe;e for some
premium.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
For Sale.

The undersigned has f2r sale > nisss
south of calherton 50 heal % Co~s.
Caves. and = year od steers q span
OF bsy mares s wear. Cd. wexoG ~;
roaneIs. zg.h ioal. fnees rsAsolzb.s.
Al EocHTosT EosAzcs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
THE SUNNY SOUT
NcFwaS. Tgxs August

MtfNA%. bEss-. August
Tie weather has been cr,iN
warn for the Ia: month. but We n
had plenty of ram. aud "a far crS
age not injured any We vent to L
barbecue and bean dance the other jsv\
Il ~aS five miles ws.; II oar p.srs in
a nice shady grove. The dancing iiOsr
was tho mother earth snloothsi of.
large enough for Csc .es 20 dane. a.
one time. Thea D, Wa covered ~itli
-awdu.t two inches deep. Z, ~U faih-
or tIrc-ome fpr the fret few tsnesr. bsi,
steady work sODu parke'iit hard u ~ss
ia a hesutilui shady grove. and tbs
dsy being a little cipudT. They had q
splendid time. They Lad a ~circuis,
swing with eight s~at,. a1i -aTs the
company = free ritle. There was an
elevated platform for the mu-icisua.
Two 81 them were "a black a. negro~s
ever grow. The caller wAs q dancing
mas.er from HaveT!y. There SO
plenty q ic. cream. IsF1onais. sni
spole CIDER on ibe grounds. A sols
{ srtain and plenty u ~a.er. Dne hog
one sheep we're baTl--cusi art
.-. Il warm fD- dinner. There zero
s.-rii 30 peTsOns prs-sn', a. a geocrs'
'rIns yerv ane. intelligent loosiErs srss
we're veil dr...el. rs partner said
be .as some RI ,hc hzndsprnest ronng
l4di-. ne had ever seen. AMI ! shsl
have - agree Siih irfrn. They ssfs
the fno-, pleasant cnnIpsry re have
ur. for some time. Tssre we're .
a number % coloref Grnihss. ba, they
we're f, Themselves. an! s-sfn~i tn su-
I inr 5. ~ much q. anybody. l. A
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
z n OFINE WEEK.

h'e 'P'"'a'
SICK list
fLAsTkklS" ha- oo'""''1.n =" VIC
opera mus ''',"
ire department ua"oe oh "'
i'lh va si"'
II DIX d '"'"-
cieahe7I Ga any On me i"'e
n h"'''s ""1 "o''"
d""',!hS N"l'e On la
A iAtA'H ~" VIE ~
sh"T' 'i-'t among iEIeilcS' 'h'' "se
J.. 'H''h anu WIG ~
j'"rhi'.S III t"e west io' 'He
daE'
"iH 'oF1h 10 'I
so'"''' s"i" i ~
Eoao.
JON" 'p'4"7'i ""u ""'
nave Dec" 'e'! SICK 'u''"s '"e
""Hs
HE ie'i'e youth : 40" '"'"'1'hs
!hS III S'e'h''s ""'o'Hie'''H "''' u
parent '''e'
NJ" '"t u "'s'E ~
come ana 6 tHehi. h"" 'e'"' GIVE"
10 ~phrcla'ef..
=" Macy s"I' !'I"'' "'' ven
10 e"''efh.p'''Ie WHO nave 'o"'o wei
10 gro" up WIN the country.
mas "ee' '"'" III "'''
d he" opera -o",e' 70 TIE great
JOY o. '"c a''i"6c
a "eo IL Drove" VIA Pte"'' III '"'
baptiSt ciiutch III '"'"e h'A h'A'
sunday morning. anu e'eil'7
id''"t i'' "c''S ""'1""'o'''
biehop OF Nehf@oka VIII PreH'' III liz
Epi'copal chufch 7oi''iaE' 'eF'empe'
oth.
II meloh '""c oaE' nave come ""e
sadiest 81 me year i'I''e 100 warm
Tor WHISKY ana n "'''e '"o oo'' io'
heer.
P'IiE hu'hoeF "' i""I'' "a '''
'i"u' 'i7i'c" i"aNa'e i"t '''"': H'S"'
u ne pIc7'i't at p"'S give" i" "
w" N"'h"''
"'"Nh" y" '"
P"'' ''''''' " .
va ''' ~
', "a ''
"'' ~
ANN ~ an"
n
~ "' w,
~ O'' '' "'
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=. -.
Jan '"
Il "' n''''>'eis
W"
WI - '.'e 9c''',
h"f i"N''' "," ''h's HAVE ut
ii>'u III Ne' ''''"' am "' """ u"
'a''' mere l"F ''e year ~. ,"'tF
"el'"''i'S 'he'i '"""' ''Hs """ "oPI'
'''iF S'9""rh may ne PHEASANT
'Ep'h street he'"eeh "'' ANU f'i'
avenues sh"uid u" eFade" l" IL ie'ei
anu NH''uct pun III the "ra"' II
WOULD he goo" place ior 'Ae S'ree'
commissioner 70 get IN some eihcleh'
WORK
iHk niue chil i'eh OF VT y IL bf"Nt
are We are pleased I" ie"rh' recover
ing fapidiy nom Inc serious effects %
dysentefy Inc 'amlIy have the sym
pa'hy "f 'heir many iriendS III 'he'i
sore a'liction-
Kew springer VIII ADDRESS y
temperance mass mc'}ihG III 'he Dap
'iSt ch''F'h mex >ih''y evening uo'e'
the auspices OF the WClu L. No morn
ing services ut the church. sunday
school Mt noon.
Red Cloud Is something over 800 iarS'
or III population than any other town
IN tine valley. Thus holding the prouc
distinction OF being the metropolis oi
the Great Republican Valley and The
Gate city thereto.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

lyon have any sick horses. cattle.
hogs or poultry, use only Ravens fool,
soid only by Getting. ias 1--we dsusys,
o: Red Clchd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
Republican County Convention.

The Re ublican electors Of Webster couTs, AZ.
a.. ted 10 send delegates from the several pre-
cincLs thrfrin. To n-cI In convention AZ the
Court iious" Ia Red C!"ud. on Thursbly, G,tn
Der [. a; IL "e!ock a. IN. ipT The purpose o. plac-
ne Ia nomination.
c:Edinntc for County Commissioner.
4 candidate for COUNTY Clerk.
ctndidare for County 1Tca-urcr.
\ candidate for Register Of Deeds,
: candidate fer County Judge,
candidate for Sheriff.
{ candidate for superintendent o! Public In
rirurilpu.
4 candidac for County SURVIVOR.
cAGdidEitr for tarpaer.
Also. u. rlrct delegates 10 the state Crnyen-
ZION. and 10 transact such other Dusinrs. a. may
ruf-r before III. convention.
IL arcluest-d that ihe IrinarIcs FOR III. rl.c-
finn OF delrgaUes th sid convention be held In
Tug ssr.'tal rrrcInis gu Saiurda-, September 81.
INh.
HE several precincts are sntitlsd 10 repTc.rp-
f.,isn in The con vsu Inu ~ follows.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
PAsssp To ErExxru.-

PAssED To krKxSrrr.N
was born April g. is4s.i
moved TO Des Moines. I
1875. thence % Red God
Nav, lss2. where he emo
Angus, -. 1855. of bro1
vas a man Of sterling NJ
ter and ever mAu,asy
for hones,y snd upriSy
He MAS a,kay, ideni;fa
ness Interests Of the toN
which he happened 20 .;v
health compelled a respi,d,
the hope Of recovery. II
manfuliy agsius, disease,
ally overoome. He esrly nm
the VI f. Church in New Ycrk\
and VAS careful. amid tie changcN
life. 20 maintain his connection witty
the church Of his choice. The church
has lo-, a faithful member-society q
good man. and the family an excep.
tionliy kind and loving husband and
father. The beresvei family have tbs
sincere sympathy Of the community in
this. their darkest hour of sorFov
trusting tina, lie who ,empereih the
winds 10 tie shorn larnb will also care
| for them. Mr. LcisCn Was an honor
! able member al the Masonic !ra,ernit,
being n Sir knight aud = member o
Cyrene Commandery OF Red Cloud
His remains were followed To the toni
by a large number ofso rowing friends
and brethren on Sunday evening. ans
buried with Masonic houors. This j
| the second time during the past 81
that the fraternity have been calleu y.
| on I, o perform the last lad rites owe
the body Of 4 departed brother.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
Gard 81 Thanks.

'Ti- dificu,,t to express our gratitude
& the many kind friends who 81 gen
crously extended their assistance and
sympathy To IL during the Illness.
death and burial of our little Rolia.
We shall ever hold YOU IN rcmcui-
brancc. Mr. & Mus A II BGDvn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

The rrea; .,or. ant inpiesSst: sac
Il Maple Grove farm ~ii be bed 1s
fae premise. . miissorh-=es; II Ri
tlafsl. On Wein~@lSy. september 10.
IssS. al 10 @ rieck a. ~. susrp. CONSIST.
M u 81. Aezi 81 STICK ~ nsst }
bIo1d Her!n3s-e.. 5 vesher., leo hno
lami~. 8 fusl biost Nersno tack. =
na..eh cax.. one grade shDrt-aoru 80
year cd bull. one graded ys3slsnz bull.
a -; Il youag ca.sle. = few hors. on-
spsn az n0rss.. be-i par q ssDysss
cd mules IN Nebraska . number oos
pair 81 yeari.ug mass~ ! sucsSgn f.ui~l
ore nsz -: % hsiSgy hArnss 2 s~i
double harnc@, reg plsiE1
sp-ne xa.oD: : lun1f.r useocs
.sutn mill. with iu.l oit5i tor ma
sorghum. rezp-r. mOses. Fslxy
~csi!avator. eost pixnpc
drIit. press. ybsE
m.p. OF ever a
er. Household
iaclse.lns : nrN
Chickens. and 20
Term--Aii suf
over S. q eresif. OF
ten per cent fr;sfSS
-. cz-a-
Hon. u. s-opty2
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
PLEA

The thirsty q
ened or Sunday
Mr. Jacob Cox,
Fowler. and Jscol
are visiting II ,hca
now Visiting s,heiN
Platte country, Cor
them.
The picnic a, richardson
FRIDAY was a success. QuitA
assembled. Addresses by
Hampton, D. Denney. and
,o~ncneilora,or OF Webster conslg De
pennnys. descrip,ionaoi' Chin ard
Chinese doiugs were very in~,crAsting
The;igh, fantastic Vas tr,ppsl at
the ncwlmill in AmboyEon Nnisy
evening.
Messr- Shirley sand Warren.S Yih
| their families were the gsess ~
and Mrs John Holcomb. ~.
We notice that heSieH spoken %
AZ a candidate fir treasurer. We vail
will piShge the solid votc ~ Piesssa,
! Hill FOR Mac" should he bee nominal
ci.
Loogoo,.e wilI'r-ceiyo his reward Il,
I the form oft~o very nice chfomos by
! calling AZ the Amloy mills.
MsrE s~trAiley. ~ C!ovefton. IL -
in. Pleasant Hill. Feminine Ai,rlc-
| tiou~. You know.
To- the nS~x<ASsA nominaiin.
ycntion: Give u. ~
! commissioner. and HID
-beui'. for county SUI
duhiic instruction give
Putnam. With The aho
-ons a. candidates. Plea
roll ~ = < .rd round -
JOrity.
Where Is Sp~ooprndytc
bend that lie - changiu
and vii appear oyer.the u
81 Laura
NJ Mary iiuri has 10
~ teach H." fail term of 81
trict IS, which meets the
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
CITY NEWS.

.jopS .AISE Secretary.