davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-02

All in the city of st. Paul, county OF Ramsey,
and state of Minnesota.
GEORGE REFS. City Treasurer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-02

A r Capehart. Commencing on Ely line
Of Temperance street, 80 II SE'ly from
81 corner OF Temperance and Thir-
teenth( 18th streets thence Sc ly along
Temperance street 81 II; thence NE'ly
parallel with Thirteenth (l3th) street
80 #; thence SE'ly parallel with TEN
perance street - II; thence NE'ly
parallel with Thirteenth (l3ih) street
60 #; thence NW'ly parallel with
Temperance street, 1913 IT; thence
SW'ly on line Of Thirteenth (.3thl
street, 80 II; thence SE'ly at right an
giles 20 Thirteen street, 30 ft;thence
sW'ly, 100 II to beginning; being part
OF lots /, ? aud g. block /, Joel Whit
ucy's Addition 10 81 Paul
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III Fc>as E~4y ras rrp sd "a
IL. .s MF Is Eoriassi.
10 t.%G a. uas @ss~l b. irses fora
al r~r-1ntssi = mser ;ass
n ~ . s,sraiv uv knsh hm-s rsx-
~rao>i~t rxtsusgyraF urfs rsnv q iAr
-sslne mra ~ rs ;nle sri aii~sai
lag uumt~r uf rsons h~ges e
q s-seu, dsaonaAIoas n &8s2zary 81
- frfs~n-
Trr &. - si~of Atnsss ts~Tvsn~r. tn
rvrsrtaw Ir Rush n th~ tafAeT q 80
Ir-uu-2zcr u1oyvns~ni . tA< eolsatr.
sui sa v~<atsIsr sA~ zts e
h.. Is.as 30 .s~ taf5al s;epg IA tass grwas
aa4 -ss .srus rss-na ~ h1s asrrs tho
c-gatur sasll take kAs uos y~t t-@a
d~.y-u ord Alt 80 r~sisT.rTs & tb-
Y~rsr~~a 2usear ~h-aa aTv sara a<E
a, prs Msrs ~iiupAn. l L. teIs Arr. -
I irms aaI iirmaa i@u~,ln. sx4soss
vyuors Ta.b11 srt Log aai ijsa Neal
Dos b. -r~rumnsvRd thss T. sAss1 - "a .
hrsAl and g~n~rrss rar esHnnssass-
ra;~ ~sth the imp1rtsns~ - ths spfs sas
The -rAaa r<u.is arr ais a--cs~l-A,
\ AzIessasv
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TEMPERANCE CENTENNIAL.
Trpro..d Comm. rnarati"a 80 the in"rp
ti.a Of the T.HPsrancs Reform la thi.
.aunt-y-

Proposed commemorative 80 the Incrp
ti,u Of the Temperance Reform la thi.
caunt-y-
Nr Daniel DD- hrs.--. q Na,ick.
.la-~. Ia, pr9yp-ri f.- ta~ puTsCHt
ear a centennial osl.bratpu afthe hrst
c.rarly-daarci efsr 'o~ari IempS-
.ua. reform "a Ia. cpartry. and The
rrolsp-aI ha. i-ru co-ia',s =osudei
rs 4 -aoily aTras & prominent f1eads
u fha Temperance gaa~ From =
circular -.Efri rs NJ Dor hss'sr ~
arm TIA; - b. .e ya-nfl. i4'ss hsys bcB
sur-s;-i p. She l@Euu.H< q the Sr~sf
motrm ~. thsy- ra- - - ssld
-~ogaI i0r O.. b-.s; tina; Z hid - g.
I, yt.1n n The cs-sv - Er h ann
i.usa. o.! - .lie ph4a 81 The EG-cts
%. Arden. -p.-,- en- fhc Human " al
zad Is-ly. whea Was Published IA
- Tar Aus-esa ~asF .o- the
Vrgma.rta - iems-n1oe va. fornsvd
g -. sua ih hAs h-1 reE4-t-t -
uanT q. - Inning q the ~TefDrTn-
D-rss- have tsel uran TIE tr2y I-l8.
Easa Jh~ MA-.aag-a-t- Sorry or the
>grr--r e i-u;.mt~uac- wzs 81
.-a1-! Ia Boston IL: uyereaT. prs
t. saat sta:- a s wzs ;cTm-i
il ~-rs-o-a 'ouufF. y i. Ehsrh
arsaoS .~3x-f g. i1dsb.~an~~- 20
~ E1-s far awakening the
a.sra:o, o! - w-wznssers -
To- ~ - makzc hsTa an honorary
- mhsr o. tar asty. D- Lguaa
lL-Aey. ALEC .ha~ stgrfy 11xs
asta,t ih~ gazi ~vl ii - uBrh -
Ete gmy~:1~ - fAe r~sgs~rBsuf. sAy. "a
rs o--zpAy IA; Re rad Dr.
Ea.a Es-zy VI e21v. thai Z inside .
d@rp g.Dp<-.h0a Gr>a h5m. an TIA; zs
early r. l~~ h uAcc.ri o.. AID
preachsd a.. E-t T~znT-Tzno~ sr-
raor. wnSca WA subsequently, eIDza<k-f
into "a. pos--:Hl ~r-. q. .r srEnons
Oh i~nteTHp-E5r
b.. Tire ~.o-saa;sOn a. The Ns.achS
stss >e~s n Isis. Mr.. I~hDrvhe-s~r
;e.is ~. /. al~o directly t-arraS@~ 90 DR..
kE-a ari n. E..av. Ia 1911 Dy. kH.h
VISITED ih- .res~rzl Assembly u the
Presbyterian Church pe~s~nted thu
mesnh~Ys 9Th a sAocssn1 eopses a she
k~say. and pr~on.liy sdde-s~~d the
body. appealing To tA~m 10 unS~rsaks
The uork q Tesap~fanre relen A
the r-sais Of ths appeal . commssses
- appons~d 20 Wait other ressxscos
bs.so and p,csca. the subject asA tie
orE1nsxasson a the NassscSa.eeas 60
G<sy followed tvo yean hs2.
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os eEsa
tn. nsisat 10 wh1ss 81 rTs..l. ss~-.s
ths T~ss

The rrmartatl~ ~-sa.unrg4us q h~r
"A ,AAaso - he I~-or~v r.as=es has es
laic n~va uu,sC~i Is s~rsy msa. -h,
stated tia, over onr-Ih.ui - TIC t-ev
manufactured "a tAs ~ss $40 reu.unss~i
~ ID. rv,llsat q i~susHsvg' hors~..
fz,, aU4 cheap h,Is,. Ia dfsaktnS
q t-~y = raPsll, ~.serasng. ard To-
winter weather ha. not uaairraiit r~
--usi 'hr DEMAND l. fss ai~sRs i.~n
th- cu,' GA srsaae ths ia'-rac cAs.s~
- have r. sas-. ,! t--r aa tzrito sz@i,
down ;h~ usi-,tss ussa3 Ms L -
customary 3, have t~,F fgr hs,aAta@
ami .apf-F
\ REPORTER yesterday Tstef 4 ~
..ssu .rssu- g. a fsu.-r1s GO "a
h.-a .Egrra fztu.lr, Ase fns lbs
fHraf- 4 So f.,ss.ns e.. -sa suartua
~ .vsg 20 %. can Tee f-s Ras nsis
~ fa~ Tvss-s' 8 a ~y.rsetEsas ri 80
sale f.4gE 90 t- .sTr Tbs ~
porter ua- ral an hzri af tar tss,
stated. tuf wa. fa.aI fss - Sen
60 clock .n t.a glssrr .r- ff-s 'au 4uarts
81 lrtf hHs h-sa L+-s 8 q 90 ;h~
u. drrf~ - ,As 'ru.usaf ts4ft1iiy
VA o.rs9i aer,t-si 3 tr aau-
ing hour 50 fHst "a, E-.l fss .nr-
uti.r Lat ds- vs .s tr-f half
barrel. hale Ers tr Htv eud "A
l. O., aif we've o.. "a tha ~a' ths-
iasr '.r taf.g parents H. r.Ht "a -
ff.- Lizzie r.ss vsor l-..'t s.ast. aati
more 'hrn rU.e va ~ss. 'hs 4sfl~ ts~s
i-s ..a. fr.u "a h..e .u e sA- Ire las
E#.. ..s. .--r sa.fas-G ale -
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ShsiDcK. which be would n1t have
parted with Tor 7 s.lierne-- q monk
esss'' He had J; !ron Lab when he
- 7 bachelor. AID pTu5r5ly as,r b. ,
10 I. manv --c-ct virtue. tgc fur .us!-e
beng -uppcs.i to D. 2 '2'i~zaa!c store.
With the jc@. u. riGx ]. q yc-.
important par; II the marriage ere
moay. l. U.U b. o I c"ran Ia!ua.
certified e p. The Dl:r a:ng rabbi n
;.->' 40 - %. = -yiuts properly az
- ~. 'e-.ogu. aud 10. Db' aiu.I 4. .rc-
uson ere IT 0- ny ~ III" foundation
o.! thu Gu ga = IN t. .'e.i-h law
which require that 4 vzluab." rgg-I-
era .na shall pa from &c o. drgrugf.
% To- bride - :h- time 81 marriage.
W,iii1Z r!n-- .D;uetimr. wear Ol'.
and thr-r !, n old prpEcgb. A your
w,dl.ug ring wear our cares viii
arar away. - that wh-U the ring /.
entirely gone. q. sometimes HAPPENS.
tie cares should b. gone al-o. hDy-
ID. prDvcrp aiway. ON" tTIr.
A, 20 mourning ring. continued
the ~p"Ikc-. IN r".ppg>- 10 4 qur-y,
the AT. not az al u-ual ~ thi coun-
~. bu: still common in England aud in
Europe generally. They ar. usually
wrought with some device. or inScrihr.i
WITH -Ome motto. They are INTENDED
l. remembrance. for Ia" u al Wa, y.
iHgtnn bcgueath-t mourning ring- "a i
number Of hi- female relative, aad
friends. and such b-Iuc-t, were no: I'M
Usual in hi dIy.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

: LrTlE GIRLS PLEA.

De- esq fsfhFF sr 49, fs1rE vs
tT e a -ta-r. fua 49,
A. ( Teas 49, b. cz-aS k~ f-- EGL
~ t-zf -uF m1zsy zu1 ~
So sAfE. q ta~a-ssa asa rHAk
AE1 ra - - hsaF a e -
IL t-.rts $50 Isl ~b~r - fr4u&
~ @a1t -4 IA A. u.-~ rum
g h~n-f rFArr T-a91s a. nsat
49, Iaa.nt 80 I@-r Sa8a sss~r =
W. -. tE sse<t 4rt Er-E 49,
~Aar raF~st 4sA 49, hgsresa1 g. -
81 V 81 EA~ lrr a-s AekFT - a- arTzS.
~ ry,fn= g. crzafpT- s- usE
t.at a~- z - 500 tos1aE
80 - ~ - fs4bss as uu~v rzL
% No. ca Fsau AxVv ~s-rhEH. e. ~
E-at- NJ rasr Tf a. .%
Thnt - -Hs u&Gr lea 1sfA~T0 su~s~.
Auc AS EnfH~Fs erase 49, ts1f
A. u~ e ). hnrl AL ~
Voc - zrsU tsVza@ h-Hs csErur.
ieFEFr . =rFr. 80 rfEr sr
Ant &aa : 49, hsr aras 'ata~s ~z-
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TOP DRESSING.
70 u, OF Mach t. = Wa. IstrnI Over {,
Brad Nur:.~-.

Thr V-ar:..- { Top dr---ia- ~,
ground ebsI' sHu1- t-rr. both f4-pro
lection from cod au,l fpT "nrcllu. the
Lad rs washing. va.ea wa form ~,
80 ra-. has p,w become ~ q
adopted fv c1'tfva,or In. the taal
,.ll prevail. o: ap?lyja= 20, sna., =
crc,- 20. mAuarc. Wr.,-. often r--5m
mend 'aui.a- tie ;pT d-.sa. rrrle
y, TAR au' z- TIE spread 4 ;he branches.
but ,h~ not half cough. Tn aaay
,,-msaat "1, - have maI- -aaU that
ID rot re' .l from each .I.
e. 81 sunk - SEN 70 2 d.-aa.t 81.
l-- ,.1s' q, ia "a -st o. y. :i--.
su. ~ - a c-f o. -y, The daL.'e-
~ sc a.1 .asCc q. -rca; - tie BE-
O.: &c t--
TO sa,E IRE .a,gEri.o :. of ;-c cum
1sl pTa we haze m ~~.-rl . asu-
tCT 81 ties vlL te spread % ihsi-
vi:5 ~ { .w;rE rr-ults 5
F-s-- rsch f1-r. >-ae. 60; h-h. ~!
r@7t tos- ;-t "a diameter. ~ si1
b-srr ~ cy',ue- so -: avs. from
Bee sr--o- --r--
T. -suus1 Ci- would dire t1z: \
. E--1ru. applied fox 81: "a
Il sw wa 'hr IA. ~1t.a! 81 .hs.
70 : rr1sa 4 sirrI- - c. tls - 81. OF
r~1 .-~f. t. ara q! wa.ra. ..
-cyS. = .. lsz-' e.. .e ;.rue. -
--t1- = , ,te for To- CRIB An c3le.
eecl to- rs :w~iyr !-t hi.h wth ,
-rv-z -; seaL TIE - oac-py :
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IA ~EsrusIsezn. Net IN tho Taros. o.,
ri~~s 4si1a.

OCcc U'aa a IN, = beloved " e. Iay
apparently syrzih5a- her lat. Tne
afHc;.! husband. u-abe TO en,iure IT,
closing scsne. had ret;r~i 10 another
a IN - veGi - n, ~o-row. cnly =
;cN nc'-kb,r worarn remaining 10 Wiz
acss the cod. and then he
corps for hurizl How hard he ;a.s,
Il, said one Il The women to the other
YES. he loved Der telderiy. answered
a notheriy ~ Nho>e sympathie,
vere a-ousei in behalf of the .o-ruwinr
msR oh. p>haw"" rip-i in an as.i
spins;e-. He'll h- al over /, and mar.
ned again n less than SIN months" To
the horror 81 the attendants. the eve,
that were beginning Tn clo-- opened sud
denly. and tie bps began To move. BIZ
putting The . close TO the month she
vAs heard 10 SAY. fcehiy al first bat
growing stronger Is she procc~ded:
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Irs Resort.
q iIas~r saloon who're . i,Tiah a~d .
>Ight. ISdxtsS s~ nsd Toe rss
tsnt.

On Chatham sIr..t. ncx- the iio~rrv.
i..ktu- lt'l~ .ai.su Which
- , 49,, ,
~ h'"' % ~ H-' w" ' 49,
th0'nS u '"i!'F' 'lAt i~>' AM f"IA u
OF Their Nay - sad from ~uTA fsvc
homo .,rr. 1.grr :, their h,su,s and :hs
r-. ., a., ,-rr-xtl, ., a.,
t-,t,-t - -. .urr .uv- =,
- i, ..,,-,, at .,.., =. ts...,
-,
-, ,A.- .. ,,-rr. firm a..
.r,.,g. - =, dr,,t.t., 49,
-. l., -, ~, b,tf IL,
-, 80 49, uu-ky ~sr,v. AZ,
-.,.-..I NH dir, yellow -hsEr. = dim
Iah, irv-. t..4rX {, \ nj ~la-. hmm
t. rsr.. Il ,b, rr.r-r..r A., TAINTED
.,. ,E.. ..--.,, .- ar. hg.
t.,..-. o-- .- ia. al ut, r-.uu
,..4 ill., l,t- .F-,.E,w
.....
T1.v NM ana 40, , .u.,.p.-
Nh ur-..,6, ,-,,I al ,r.nn n-
l-,t -..-- -. r ~ r.r
f.-.tr.r- az. 3D.. t,.. i...l ,.--.r AMI
,- H.. .-..t-f L., .,.,rr~
= a., ann. s.J ,..I "a. 49,. f..lr.
.r.t, -l. r.,r.. r.. f.. .~..--i
-g D.. r..r-.If III, .ft. dozen lfa- ssh \.
80. man. .'fE.u -. d none Il f.,m
..u p. 90. ..,
F...u az aftr,,. fo~--.ak,l
u.- .f t.a.,.r. fI-..-4 Obs
r..l.- a...r . MI. ..r r-..,r,.-
9th. o. .f..f i..rl flq.--.f IN a lar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30
CONTRACTORS
Growth oT Ilrrlr ppvrtt."n, and Satrr'
ot Their WORK.

i ..eHI p"afI" t. word contra 81
Ira.eu-~ tie Il a 81 a person comb I'm.
,., -a,,.:. characteristics, a. = u.If.r,
e. ~ e., .l.
i.-'. . man """>' p"'N'i' ~" mo.
VA money got. II b. WAY thai nn'
dark ga tricks that are tx 10 M n,
VAN al. far a. oor,rrli-hiu- The at,
-,f, 80 .L..l.,- ! o.,..~p.d Ia.
- HI ""'' ""- 81 ''''h '" D .
NOR '\'r'-ych on Ia" c~'!ninu1't
tie contractor - an cNtrrM j. -c:.y'
aad important factor N modern civ l.
,,,-,r ,,r b. s,, q hand n ,,..-I.
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~! IMPORTANT ouss-ioH.
,as TscI rroal-p fsr TAr-sr. 49, -
solution

~ofuttsa-
II , l--s~ 49,, 1a % rs cusr7;- -.
1ae. - 'A.- N~zi o CO. .hsll b.
. burned. rsea bv sA-a-- hAs !-c a~
ne,o ..i,irt Ia Iul~--i a.- ..
: AZ ma MS a.. cd: ;a Aera4-v Ma,
A.. sad from ai ;-r a-a. T.fi 51'
,hr 5uk @: ,mt--. = tac. ~ u . 3d.
Ta-I~ h. zen ,.ea-ct ~ l. -.
-rv-; VIZ ihe a--vr j-,r % ;sal
sax -mpar- ~. ~"0-aallv i~rr-ir~.
: through he pras-se >;z:~. planting %
'r--, i"r fruit 90 PROTECT IA at'
increased ,h- onsaal ,;ock. bot Ib.,
A. generally 80 Sa,uAbi- u - u,-si q,
:Js. IN competition With the ahuad.rr
.rpplc> %; Goa, n-sr the ,urf,r-. und.r
lyin- thousands 4 Acnc- Il ncarls even
>tz'r.
The Goa! & tn W..icrn SIT . AL
or ~Eear.y AZ, ~; tie bs,uniaoa. or -:
VARIETY. L. abundance and chrspne-.
Oh. the objection. - Inch the Eastern
p-opl~. =ccU,ioTu~i :, hard cosi. arr
apt - rA.>- un asarouut IF - cl-anii.
Dr>~ Ia al Nr-'.-n ct~, = mai,rt,
II the y-9rlr u~- II; coal GA arcuuu; O.,
- ca-apn~s /, =. ui C5ur~s. thu fu,.
general. u~-! b., farmers. uaus o,
whom axe 4hi. - iaA- : .uprlf bs max
iuE Very -a.a' excavations On ihvlr o~u
land The sra Ell! countrs ia which
farmers ar made lnirT cUd~ui bs ~.
eyal supplies N their farms j, much
.arZ-- Than Eastern people are spi Il
suppose. MaoY a.: tie Western Stat.
ar >, lar.cig undr:.a.d siih coal thai
Werr !: wort. wLl.- nearly ;lr entire Ter.
r.''E c'u.d b. u..i,uT mimi. pu1o~>
J. D. \ significant Indication Il The
iu..r. - the Unite! state, .ha; L cua'
supply - create tAau that 4 ans o.hyi
cas-! III cnga,r. England owe 81.
gr.stu,., O. tie fac that .t hz, mur,
,u4. .u proportion 20 L. territory tlsg
auy other -Iu:ry IN kgruIs Bg. pa,
supply o.: England = known and can
D"' LARGELY. { - all. =. Increased.
>'4t~. tH- have reApu-i Tat "a; ;.s
pre- ,. race r; consumption e." suppl.
IL cual ~ Lng,lrd. :. : G,r,a that al
VsF ia- U4Iusug as,.-t b" ~'NEau-.rl
within q definite t.u- l. , some iuu.
a-ri, e t,.g, distant. BIT there Pea.
been e care ra.-.l which ti.a-hti
men view A. q matter .!tl~ ysrt -rsE.~!
imp ,rtiGr- Hoe up such a~rue,a,u-
-.,.#> ..e ls.-s UIe. =, eus~maH. d, ga.
rral supply 81 tie United stats that '
B., practically. IarAh.p,,Atic
/. is MOT c-rtalI hy p means tLa'
o." consumption Z coal u.i -u ar
t.fH-- .. rl.- rnIfr-FE or ~ IU-.f.s ta
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t''I' " II"
g. - r AMI H-n coils Stone" g.
e.. t.rF ,. -..' .a.aa!E-
4 rt. a.. .r ....-. H-...- and
,.f. t ,
p
ti'. if'
.. n".. fa.. 4. u.f
D. .-.r as. ..a.. r.f 4
r.. H... .. ... ~.g.r ..
..
d. .a's .t : nHr'..
a.. H.. 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

:. - r11a 90 aa.E4raray
.ff'-r % cert So D. IrT..sr fIay-
i"F''sh 'ssF- e - 'ab-e-J. lr.y'
hs Clg-
'u. hr -s~Tt au a-Er. t#..
- Af- r'-sF tu' 81 g. sfrs s.t flr e smile.
- .Aa." 8 = - anlr.ilc,
81" cant
Va can f' fr1I.c w.-s t~,,D- fcf f-cns-
"A'". p. ''.d Irr-p!raipu, be- - as wr
~ b. W~a-h-wpm4a after hcr ia; dollar
he cant.
IL -" Pc E"ar ., ~. casiri a "T~or al"
100 IN a. dr. .u 8 box. tausF l.ss'.
Il tF'-lIr a'.f 2 krsH-f = -.rzyrau'I ta-t
IL" cant
Ir~ .HT p'rfutu.rv. hauIsrrrasa.- tn.
T. 'ig'~ ai ~rIa.aai v.th q r.-l kangaroo.
Ana tiA"Sr fi'u 'uf- ".'y -uutsy Drf~"s
ti9v rH1 bee ont =" rlo w.'h b.. mash"
Who 10" hasn't IA" r~iui-lt" cod h.u-si",:
'H-a'
W., a.a' Fl. mason for n.;,,.nE nash
lie can ?.
IIau sar e ,!a'm h- a.ar gf-l- sauf.- band
h.l sr.' BE- finger "a - ytf'-T.y h-HI.
Ni'u h- 'l'-E DaDz r. 80 s.-.A AEu..y
can -irf.!s
81 cant
H"v eau 10 mar, and Furnish aw.r.
VIA '"" i-H1 = sfsaa comfort wB... -=-et"u
" aa-, -fa1o ,hr cold Truth. tao i cut La"
aBr4f.
10 can't
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n OTAES SIZE.
The silver IIn.nE {" the 1ipni wlIei
Now pp?--,--. Ia" ~E-pubii@sn Part
The Lat D.fra; LACEY - Have /. Par
fytnE Ii~~t.

The silver Lining {" the 'io"i wiioi
Ne" op?-r'-"' ih' f~-pa"il@'n Part
n i~~"' !" Have ga"
he ~E"p""t"an' VII ha'" n "ipr
tual'5 during tLr n NJ ;e"r AR q -
crr-an.uE In ri. the -y,.., u,-
which +, >Ae...,-.,, ..- .f..-,
a.
'--' @''''''' .'' ''-"' 'i NM
- d'"n, ponder IL pa a:t n.-s'
good resolutions for g.. future. and
V,rhap. .g Til r~-.u-Iul. ,-.. .. ntlf-.
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q Slave 20 Rum.

f'man vi'h 4 sell shaf~s hsssi zni
shoe. features Indicted tie e-; ~
treucns wa. married. nsn Jsgrr~on-
NaIk~f 'ourt ~ All offer - th~ So
trsath Prrc.nsf lat SEEK Jhts rusn.
who uas drr-a~I be . tramp. was rgs-
ocuif~d "a Charlie D. Moor. = f~-
sce1i4nf e p gb'y rr-zis~ family
"a Irrlant. a8i ~bD ia FsaFs r4&. has
h-sa s~o8u-rfr4 - ;h s%ssral - she
.sasiinE dr. S-si. arms q the cty. "a
cla.ilug ;ha; & Al ~~warf 60 Ns.
Moor. Is a graduate - TrHlis solhe~.
Db.in II. "a = nrph~~ of Air Joka
Nor for manE yrafs easris - iAS
Erttsh azr.hp jTsfzi~Ax ensl after
wzr!s rector "a: Arraga 'harra IL -
$50 n usfb~u - Rev t..s.f-~ MssYrs.
any,bs- nsval ehzp'ain. vt1 tisn-
zuss-si hm~f in fbr 'rnssn ~ar
tasries h. MOI. ~as aI~o r3s~zt-i
fsr the ministry. 'ss ,akiax - drak b.
So taAlls go lsi frrFn - g-r"Hts
b"rne Jgst5cg pEr,ly ~us hsa - asr
i.lzzd tar :~u day - IrA HsrG
EYTwT ~gadas ~hl~s sAoElsi have .
I~~rnpT&gC~ ~ - EhEh rz~v
s~h1iar asi teaeh~r sLslia kkyag
TIE y maT teacher eza sEsa 80
gid voy. wsth ths li's~ ehskifra. snsi
. rn-f-sct ani pEedge 'srrs b~fsT~ aay
tss;e !. t0rrB~i ~ stT1nz irizks a. Ia
save th~fa frsm - hziai ye~h~rs
kas great .ssura~~ sal shoala EfEa-
], ersT- q fyr The rgA; r. az drrsssss..
T~r~ns~nnr tsas tar al sh~~ thsn-.
~ uzss eve aeEezgrt 50 lat IL AZ
>~u-dzr-ech12 f~@rn~rs soza5d 10 wh.f
tbs - <ht n ths dsrexlSn. tks~ I~na-
f@-sIo- qs~s;sya wo4ad spoa ~ ses:i~i
ia =wa~ratDa foisp~s - riess al
fzs; utoa auotar ihs n1ny ~ao ara
ssos t.@rh~Ts usZhf live ;o 49, the hss.-
pae.; rrsaIts firm us~ir sA0rgagA train
ts< L. Es i- up aai drag. foy ihs
aga - deais c7z eosa~fA wkea ID
raas esn u0rk-S ;. B0~td
"A n pr~acA~r "a Lpnstoe ~.s
a~fsndsag he nice srssklax - n~.-
aid Jo.~pa Coos Il sax. -.asssz.s
j H. G0axh ~.r~ . y,or sn~Arsass IN
Lontoe. and we're 20 br ~ous~ssrd
rhsch church uoGid Is t~ h~ss-r foe
ksu to sosa. yo<srs vkerv n. sHsss
.ooh be rrraii~a add be plsr~a ~
danger. es Mr.. spasxcoa's vh<r~ yos
Ind total Ahs.asn~n o. cp00uaspa -
hi~S Tkss AsEuneas soaeAsA hfzs 81
ssoaxA ks 49, isvsinSRnhSs % svsy
osAss. IAaa b IL asguosss 90 -
% aPp,y 20 every naa q voaas -
voald bsaoaS b ~ Nsess ses0 q
sshGto1s sseiscy-"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

A New York lady i. sad to have .
dress Of spun glass trimmed with ca,
crystal beads the glass h-ieg in ihs
paless amber tone, IN ex.e: coioring u
The has1 u The fsi1 ve>coc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

Salt Pork: ca; tb- pork into thin
-Ec-. boil ooe % /. r~n2ssing-sOyk h--
fcre The iie; have OF hard > dsh of
oo'd va--s- ~ which dip :ueassoaa;ly.
Pu; each sic when cooked ia;o . wArn
covered pan Whea al are doos s<sys
30
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

u; takes ,wen;y-six large trunks ard
. hai-hcN 10 hold AIDE ina Pa,tIs s-sy-
eng wsrdrobe-N. !. Ssn
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

-1 2 iran 90 I'd .I5 ray
.f'r % cert 80 o. lua..sr rgaE.
i"F'i5f 'ssF- q ID 'sb4e-J. rr.yf
ts grg
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

To-" 'tE hr -sSTt au o. .-t-. Ito.
Az a.- dear 81, - {. sfrs OF f4r smile
--- tAh." & . - anlt.!lc,
liz cont
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

bi'T ~ru PC l'"nv = -. Ca-irs A "ryrIr al"
toe an ar dr. Eu & bog f.ss- uss.F
Ia tT'~lf a'.H : kr9-ts ':rzZrau'y bal,
H. cant.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

10" "TT p~'r'Hu'rF. hauIsrrrasn.- tn.
IT, '~'yf- aa. lIa.s-l v.th a r.-I s4-vsrya.
Ana hang" tf-'u 'uT- -s.u SUNDAY ortans
Es en-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

~ can f' tFli.c w.tA t~-,e-f cf f-rn;-
NH'A. d" 'p.d Precipitation. ha- - l. wu
"aas
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30
NO FUNERAL HERE. YOU BET,

lE,.o-aer. - lc ura rs=aL, =.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-09
The Prohibition Vote il New 70, k

Besides the fact that the prohibition :
ITS, holding balance Of power" ii
New York between the two grea parlie
are rs responsible for the success of I'll.
democratic State ticket this year as II
liberty party in 1874 was for the choi,.
of Polk over Clay for President, Il
increase OF their vote in the last thr,.
elections for Governor deserves attic,
ton.
They cast vote of only 3,412 {,
their separate ticket in 1876; in 1879 n
reached 4,437; in 1882 it sprang up II,
25,7S3, and in 1886 it has reached &c, s. 6.
The Herald does not agree with the
political principles of the prohibitions S,
but that disagreement does not blind III
to the quiet, steady growth of The /
party as political factor in our State
elections.
We observe one peculiar feature OF
this growth, comparing the returns OF
1882 with those of 1885 that it is mai,
lv in the country counties. In man,
counties containing great cities Their
has been falling off. For examples
their vote in this county shrunk frn
l,537 to 1915; IN Kings county (cnn
tanning Brooklyn, from 2,54S to ,206
in Monroe county Containing Rochts
teri, from ! 1854 to 1,217, and in Fri.
county Containing Buffalo,, from ,0I.
TO $50 But it is prec;s ely in thes.
counties, where the evil consequence
of the retail liquor traffic are most con
spicuous, that an increase might reason
ably have been expected.-N Y. Herai :.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-09
freliminaries.

The Democratic and Republican men
'ers of Congress neld caucuses on IT.
9Th.
General LOG y having declined ill.,
domination for President of the Senat
endered to him by unanimous vor.
he Republican Senate caucus selecte
Senator SHERMAN, for that positio,
The Democratic Senate caucus conferr,
the honor of a nomination on Senat,
HARRIS, of Tennessee.
The Democratic House caucus, by
unanimous vote, selected Mr.. CARL.s.
for Speaker, after which the follow,
'"minations were made for the 9th,
offices:
JohN B. CLARKE, of Missouri. Il 81.
present incumbent, for Clerk; john
L"EDoM, of Ohio, for Sergeant-a.- Arm
LYCURGUs DALTON, for Postmaste,
Rev. w. X. MILBURN. the blind preach,
# Chicago, for Chaplain; SAM'L d
NELSON, of Tennessee, for Doorkeepe,
The Republican House caucus nom
iated the Hon. Taos. B. REED,
Maine, for Speaker; w. o. CRosBI1
Iowa, for Clerk; ALBERT o. MAesn, q
Indiana, for Sergeant at Arms; Jos.
StlDEN. of Connecticut, for Doorkeep,l
\. W. ADA us, of Maryland, for Pos
Rev. DIR. F. I. BRIT, g.
Nebraska for Chaplain.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-09
A New Phase of the Question.

1t is indeed a surprise to US, as 1t must
be to our readers who have followed The
discussion initiated by Justice" to
learn that he has all along been advo
eating On amendment to the Coustitu
ton, restricting the educable age to the
term between the years of seven and
fifteen" Had we known this at the out
set we would have pursued a different
course; because we do not hesitate to
say that the time during which.a person
may attend the primary schools as fixed
by the Constitution is too PROTECTED
But Justice" is to blame, that>se did
not fully understand the object for
which he was "agitating."
His first article, dubbed by himself
"Our School Funds it Wisely Ad
ministered contained what we con
sidered sn attack On the Girls College at
Columbus, and was intended to be,
apparently, an argument against "higher
ducation" at public expense. His sec
! md article seemed TO be an attack upon
| all kinds of education, because, while it,
author professed to be in favor OF edu
eating the poor at the expense of tnt
rich to limited extent, he cited with
manifest relish the opinions Of person,
who held that the supply of educated
people is already greater than the
demand, and that the crying need of tn,
country is iliterate laborers. If il
making reply to these wiseacres We usec
expressions not strictly applicable Il
the views of Justice" we will not b,
blamed for it.
Justice" denies the conclusions o
THE CLAkIoE that he opposes the pres
ent system If education because it dot
not exclude persons who are able to pay
We reply with an expression copie,
literally from his second article: "W her
PARENTS have the ability and yet will no
give their children good rudimentar
education, it would be more in accord
ance with the true theory of governmep
for them to be compelled by law to d
%, than for others to be taxed to haY
it done"
We agree with "Justice" that No par
IF the Common School Fund can h
egally paid TO teachers OF privat
Schools and have expressed ourselves t
that effect or former occasion.
We are satisfied with the present drift
Of Justices" papers. While he wa
attacking the Girls College, we coul
not remain quiet, and we felt soiffssNw la
rombative when we thought that h
WAS in favor OF abolishing all of on
higher schools; but now that he simpl
favorsan amendment to the Constitution
changing the age during which childrel
may attend the elementary schools, W
feel disposed to devote ourselves L
other matters of pnblic interest even q
the risk of seeming to have been van
pushed by our able and adroit core,
| pondent.