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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-08-13
Horrible Affair!
John Jones Shoots a Woman
Five Times, and then
Shoots Himself!

One of the most blood-curdling trag'
edies that ever occurred in Portage
county was enacted at the mining
village of Diamond, in Palmyra town
ship, on the morning of Wednesday,
August 5th, the main facts of which
are as follows:
At the village lives thrifty farmer
named Charles Merwin, whose family
consists of himself, his wife and five
children. Mr.. Merwin is an invalid,
unable to attend to farm duties, and
for over a year past John Jones, a
young man 26 or 27 years old, had
been living with the family and work
ing the farm, and was regarded as
steady, industrious and reliable man
but recently he had been acting some
what strangely and talking about
committing suicide. About O'Clock
on the morning of Wednesday, the
5th, as Mrs. Merwin WAS returning
from the orchard with basket of ap-
piles, she stopped at the barn to gather
The eggs. and there found Jones with
a pistol at his temple, ready to shoot.
Excitedly she exclaimed to him, my
God, John, dent shoot yourself" To
which he replied, " Yes, and if you
stir another step l will shoot you too"
She sprang forward and grabbed for
his revolver, when he fired, emptying
four charges at her, all of which t. OK
effect, making one serious wound i'll
the abdomen, the others striking her
on the chin, arm and shoulder, caus-
ing only flesh wounds. Her eldest son,
hearing the screams and firing started
fer help. In the meantime Jones
sprang past him and started on run
for the creek, loading his revolver as
he ran. He crawled into a thicket,
and there deliberately shot himself
three times, once through his left lung,
once in front of his right ear, coming
out at his left temple, and third a lit
tie below the heart. He died almost
instantly from his wounds.
The weapon used was q Smith Il
w OenoA Gull tshu
- calibre. When found three cham
bers were loaded. Upon discovery of
the body, Justice Gillingham acted as
Coroner. 1t was annou N :ed that the
deceased, John Jones, came to his
death from the effect of wound in
the head by "a revolver held in his own
hands. The body was then removed
to the residence of his father.
The terrible affair cast gloom over
the entire community, and people are
at loss to account for the ST. ange
conduct of Jones, as he was regarded
as a man of good character. was a Ma
son, Odd Fellow and Knight of Pyth-
las, and his parents being excellent
people. 1t is thought his acts were
the result of temporary insanity.
At last advices Mrs. Merwin was
still living, and slight hopes are en-
tertained for her recovery.
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MARRIED.

TAYLOR-HARM0N.-A the residence of the
brides mother in Shalersyile August l. 1875
by Rev Andrew Wilson. Mr.. Frank Taylor
Of Atwater. and Miss Eve l.. Harmon. of Shall
ersville.
AUN-LONG.-August f. 1885. by Rev
Andrew Wilson, at his residence. Mr.. George
.. Diozmaun and Miss Anna A. Long, all o
Ravenna.
BLINN-LAWRENCE.- July 18th, 1855. by
Rev. w. 5. Pierce. Mr., A. NJ Blinn, of Erie
Pa, and Miss Hepsie ID. Lawrence. of Cleve-
land.
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A SILVER dollar weighs very nearly
an ounce. Hence any letter not heav-
ier than a dollar can go for single
two cent stamp. A five cent piece
added will give the ounce. If you
have not the dollar, five nickels and a
small copper coin will give an ounce.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

STEPHEN LIKENS, whose place of resi-
y dence is unknown. is hereby nstificd that
on the 18th day of July. a. ID. 1-s5 Charlotte
Liz ems filed her petition in the Conrt of Com
mon Pleas within and for the Cohnty of For-
tage and State Of Ohio. PRAYING for divorce
from said defendant. Stephen LIkeps upon the
grOunj of williul absence from said plaintif
for more than three years last past and gross
neglect of duty toward plaiRtiH, and that said
cause will be for hearing on and after Septem-
Der Sth A. ID. 1-S5
CIIARLOTTE LIKENS.
BY w. b. THOMAS. her Attorney. asl-6w
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
THURSDAY, AUG. I3. 1885.
MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY.
hummer Time TaLse. 1856.

Su3nNteT Ilnle IUUtts I0oO-O'
Gates open at u'c!ock A. N,; cioss 1t & P. N.
Bell will be -uag ten minutes before closing. as
notice 70 carriages % l.s.ve the grounds.
Sunday Time Table.
Gates open at O'Clock A. M; close at 8 P. n.
PHILO l., KING. SEXTON.
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Pu blic Dinner.

The Ladies of the Cemetery Asso-
citation will serve Warm Dinner at the
Town Hall, Saturday, August l5. All
delegates to County Convention, and
our citizens generally, are invited to
take dinner with as at the Town Hall
on Saturday next.
BY order of Board of Directors.
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Tuesday morning of last week n

Tuesday morning of last week Mr..
Levi Meacham was doing chores at
the barn of his brother, in Brimfield
township, he was kicked in the head
by one of the horses. He was found
IN an unconscious condition, and
carried to the house. Medical aid
Was summoned and everything done
that it was possible to do for his relief,
but it was found the skull had been
fractured, and after suffering until
Thursday night, death came to his
relief. Mr.. Meacham was a quiet, in
offensive citizen, and for several years
has made his home with his brother.
He was about 73 years of age, and un-
married. His funeral WAS held Oh
Saturday, Rev. Andrew Wilson of
ficiating.
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We are selling Wall Paper an,

We are selling Wall Paper and Dec
0rations at very low rates. defy
competitors TO equal my prices. No
rent nor other heavy expenses to meet
enables me to lead in prices, and l
also can show more goods than both
my competitors combined. Call and
see the bargains.
w. w. CARNAHAN.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-08-13

Don't fail to examine my stock of
Paper Hangings. Window Shades and
Cornices, before purchasing. 1 can
save you money.
2t, w. w. CARNAHAN.
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THE MARKETS.

RAvENNA, Aug. IL. 1885.
ESNUR-Best Roller Process. 81 50; fastrS
81 90; Atlantic Mills
FEED-Bran. s5c. per 1OO IDS; MlooIines
n 10: Chop, $1.ao: Corn Meal. 81 70; Oh Meal
New. Process. $ls5. Old. S9.O0; Cotton SEED
Meal. $1.75
WHEAT-asc q s..
CORN-shellei brings 6Oc.; ears. 3oc.
OATS Sc cts
RYE-No. brings 6Oc.
RARLEY-None In market.
HAY-selling at s. q $40; according 70
quality.
REEF-Per cwt.. S6 90.
HoGs-Dressed, S. 509$ per cwt.
LARD-City rendered i21lC.
aMOKED MEATS-City sugar Cured Hams
s~ning at Ia1<c; Country 1oc.
shoulders. City cured selling at 10c Dried
Beef selling at aba.
POULTRY-Small supply In the Market
Z tnickens, dressed. buyers pay 10 cents; live &c
Furkies, dressed. 12Hc. live 1Oc,
BUrrER-12, a H.
CHEESE-Retaiis. 10 o i9c.
EGGs-buyers pay II per dog.
ePOTATOES-New IS: @4Oc pr bu
DRIED APPLES-Sc.
BEANS-Choice handpicked in good demand
atsI 80 per bu. Medium 81 IS.
VINEGAR-fure cider .retails aoc per gal
TALLow-Buyers pay &c,
HIDES-Green, trimm ed NO.l, DC. mo. ., 47sc
FEATHERS-Best retail at 76c.
WHITE LIME-$1 90 per Dbl.
WATER LIME-$1 60
sAIT-Diamond sells at 81 ab; fine 81 40
wooD-stove 81 5o0a 90; feet wood % o.
O ss so per cord.
E0H06 A Sells Tor
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Ladies, Cemetery Association
Meeting.

A business meeting of this Associa-
ton will be held at Citizens Hall on
Thursday afternoon, August Is, at 4
O'Clock sharp. Every member, and
all interested in the work, are request
ed to be present.
EMMA A. SCRIPTURE,
Chairman pro tenn.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-08-13

The Mahoning Valley Beekeepers
will meet in convention at Newton
Falls, o., August Goth. A large at
tendance is anticipated.
f. w. TURNER. Sec
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To Whom 1t May Concern.
Those having unsettled accounts
with me, will please call and settle the
same before September 1st.
MRS. A. H. PARSONS,
Ravenna, o.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-08-13

Come and see those nice Hemlock
Shingles, the best and cheapest in the
market, at MORGAN & OvIATT's, Ra-
VIENNA, Ohio.
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GRAND JURY.

H. A. Dyson, Hiram John Grin
nell, Franklin; j. M. Treat. Aurora :;
Hawley Sabin, Randolph; Curtis His
cock, Hiram; Chas. 3. Eatinger, Ra-
VIENNA; Caleb Kittering, Mantus; F.
SkiH. ShaleTsville; Richard Evans,
Ravenna; AnsOn White, Franklin
w. Fl. Westpeaker, Mantua; Dan
King. Freedom; Darwin Mason Frank
lin; l.. l.. Robbins, Paris.
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DIED.

PHELPS.-In this village, on Friday. August
7th, of drupsy of the brain. Eliza Olive, daugh-
ter of NJ. W. and Olive J. Phelps, aged mos,
I8 days
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N, ", l.. Il. s. w. Il. II.

Trains on the New York, Lake Erie 4 Wes-
tern X, r. leave Ravenna as follows (Standard
time):
GOING EAsT-No. IL, :l5 a. m; No. 2, Z: 30 a.
m; No. 4, 4: 90 p. IN. No. 8. "a night.
GOING WEsT-No /, 3: 55 a. m; No.. Z, IL :5s a.
M; No. B. 8: 55 a. m; No. 3, 5: 50 p. m; No.
II, Accom- mmodation, 9: 55.
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&56w
StOCksWOOd for Sale !!

THAVE fifty four good. thrifty medium wool
l. sheep, and thirty five Lambs for sale. l
have also a fine Thoroughbred Short Horn
Bull. three years old, kind and gentle. with
Pedigree. Also, a quantity of Seasoned Steve
Wood
SaE2w+ J. ID. KING, Ravenna.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-08-13

WANTED.-A good work horse, to
purchase, by MORGAN & OvIATT, west
of G. & P. depot.
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Dinner! Dinnert!

At the Town Hall, Saturday, Hot
Tea and Coffee, Roast Meats and Veg
etables, all for 25c! Come, everybody.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Otto Peterso Plaintiff, In Court of sCem-
mon Pleas pArtaRe
nenrietta!Peters IN Defend't> Co. State of Ohio.
TNRE said detentLu t. Henrietta Petersen, whose
l. place of resideuc is unknown to plaintiff,
hut who is supposed 70 reside in the city of La
Crosse. State of Wi seOnsin, will take notice that
on the 18th day Of July A. ID 1855, her husband,
Otto Peterson. filed his petition in the Common
Pleas Court Of aid Portage County, Ohio, pray
ON the grounds of fraudulent marriage contract,
gross negl lect of duty, and extreme cruelty. Said
cause viii be for hearing and after six weeks
and one day from the first publication of this
notice, OTTO PETERSON.
By I. ii PHELPS. his Attorney.
RaVenna, Ohio, July q, 1885. SS2-6W
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Hugh X. Martin, deceased.
THE un ersigned has been appointed and
l. qualified as Executor of the Estate OF
Hugh IA Martin late of Sufiield, Portage cOun-
ty, deceased.
Dated this 4th day OF August, A. d. 1885
SS4t NJ. o. MARTIN.
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SepteIn ber Juries.

The following named persons were
drawn on Monday last to serve as ju-
rors at the coming term of the Court
of Common Pleas:
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PETIT JURY, RETURNABLE SEPT. 14th

PETIT JURY, RETURNABLE SEPT. 14th.
John A. GOuldin, Charlestown; Mi.
chael Jones. Paris: E. 8. Goodman,
Atwater; Silas Aspey, Deerfield Will
son Angel, Windham Samuel CARTS,
Rootstown; ]. l.. French, Atwater /;
Frank Otto, ,Streetsboro'; Jose. Brain
erd, Randolph r. Brobst, Brimtield /;
Recellns Root, Raveana; Daniel Carl,
Franklin.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
RAVENNA, OHIO.
Capital Paid up,$15o,ooo
In United States Bonds.

MS. BONDS of all kinds. bought and sold,
an exchanged at current market rates.
Ms. COUPON FOUR PEN OF. BONDS
ON hand for immediate delivery.
r II. RICHARDSON, frest
n n GOODMAN, WM. II. BEEBE,
bi Vice President. CasnoF'
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TOWNSHIP CLERKS OFFICEl
PARIs. o., July IS. 1855.
NOTICE To EnNTR aCrnRS

SEALED PROPOSALS for building a neU
- School House will be received at the office
of the Township Clerk at Newport, o.. until
O'Clock D m. August 9Hth, 1885, tor building a
new School House in Sub. Dist. Not
Plans and Specifications may be seen after
the 3d day of August. 1885, at Clerks ofice.
The Board of Education reserves the right'to
reject any or all bids.
BY order of Board of Education of Paris
Township. j. II. RICHARDS,
SS3-4w Township Clerk, Paris, o.
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I'd PETIT JURY ,RErURNABLE SEPT. 1e

2D PETIT JURY, Y,RETURNABLE SEPT. Is.
Tilman Converse. Franklin III. r.
Lake, Franklin Briggs Fay, Wind
ham; Henry l.. Ssarl Ravenna; Geo.
Horning, StreetsbOrO'; Geo. Waller,
Palmyra; F Daniels, Garrettsville;
g. II. Chapman, Brimfield; G. b.
Thomas, Atwater; ]. M. Alden, At
water; Edwin Farr, Mantua; John
]. Wise, Randolph.
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The August meeting of the Horti-
cultural Society will be held at the
residence of James Dunn, GarrettsvilIe
on Wednesday, the 18th inst. Essay
by Miss Lille Haymaker. All are
cordially invited.
ANDREW WILSON, Sec.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-08-13

Three cars of different kinds of slate
this week, Come and see them.
MORGAN & OVIATT.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TAMES FULLER, who resides at BerlamoBt.
= Van Buren, County, Michigan will take
notice that Julia Fuller, on the I4th day of Jr-
ly, Is 5. filed her petition in divorce against
him in the Common Plels Court of Portage
County. Ohio, charging him with gross negIect
of dGty and habitual drunkenness for moro
than three years last past. and praying to ba
divorced.
of said Court next after six weeks from the
first publication hereof, being the September
Term, 1875 JULIA FULLER
By 1. L. sIDDALL. Atty for petitioner 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

Fine groving weather.
LATHE cool last Monday 0osnine-
90 Roberts hes returned ffum hif
trip ~ and in RansAa. We under.
stand he hes taken land out there and
will in the future move out
Mr. Mclean. Of Ohio. b satsin& vilh
L ID 4ouses.
Go to L d Mouses's for Q square
meal. He keeps The bon sou boarding.
house.
c. spooner 10 employed In rsplaen9
The buildings thai tsre blcen doue q
the cyclone.
Mr. Editor: would eY ] an sorry
you did not sccuFs "Asscl" Vho writes
Tor the Argus. - . cosrsspoodsus lfom
this place for your paper. - be srsns
10 know everything thas c~rsnsptrsu.
sa wcik, Chas etooA. gnd Johu
Wsften went 10 Bioomingtoa This vssk
We have . hone ssos 81 Wells every
week.
II 10 Q settled fact that there win hss
ceh bssi,on 81 Whsailand on July 4,
and one nj Welis also.
speak out plainly Ariel thai ID
know who you Are. Never be vsasy ~
yell doing. Rcu11c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

P1euty OF rain.
The paper collar vikssh shpchiy.
Albert Woolnes shippsd the esmaanS
dor Of his cattle 20 Chicngo lest week.
b l. Zoe will start in . fsv days ~
Denver, for the bsoe6s 81 bic health,
which has beea declining ks several
months.
Bsst Wells has accepted . petition -
clerk In Ed. 0ilSurd's store.
&c Waller hes the hness lot u hoeS
in thin precinct. He eEinds md cooaS
the feed fos them.
q Hager, the blacksmith. = ssi0
Gro Sded with work In his shop. which
b saving . good deal. los 4 tAka .
rood deal 10 crowd him.
Fred Reach 10 raising . large crop ~
coeu and = magnificent msDaAshs.
d 6chcnck has psschassd . asw
team.
The skating rink hes bsss snisrBs1
70 double ~ tosmss siss. aad viii -
open for skssing and dancing on ne
"foorth."
Rev c b Lsnfsss made . trv Dsssosse
calls ia Coules on Tuesday, last He
viii preach here on Sunday. June -
at . O'Clock p m.
There wilt be Q celebsatica 81 a.
Fourth Of July" in Covlo - vii -
seen by reference % an0ehss coau0u
in this weeks iDsus a TINS CMf.v.
Lnl9 8AUNn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

Voc cnsnO The HsaUsG
he young man vho - sepuwted -
have bcsn su15ering With eAneesa In
fansnm. hecAuse his girl tooh noA %
70 the celebration. and whose avsfags
weight i 80 pounds stili lfvsA
WIN nriston and JsncA Cnrs haze
returned from Kama 1Aes eoOk
land and ase ven panssd-
An Wilson has become dAguNed.
vish aesns. bus II you inss Q Actse -
tnode call On him.
RsAsn NcCaihdsns 1ss NormA4
marc rscsivsda sssy dGagtseD voand
On FhAAy niEAt Ion . oase vise
feocA
nh0 llaih<s be- . ycaag NJ ~
hin. which hs win oxhihSs q Ven -
on the Ssh-
Lydia Lnckhan. Of WeliI 90
among her many tkiHodb ealing tho
wesk.
Our young ashSssse hlnhsA Shea -
failed 20 ees "a the gray. and the I'd
man got o. With 49,
Some keep the rod. vhAe otherf
vii ride into your hoossA 1AnR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26
From Wells

A large number of our citizens were
ont TO e the trial Of he Esterly Bind
ar last Saturday. 1t was the unani-
imous verdict of all, tina: for lightness
of draught, ease of management and
nerfect work the Esterly was ahead.
10 prove that there was no side DRAFT
the driver removed the neck yoke
from the tongue and drove four rounds
in that manner turning At the corners
by means of the stay chain clevice.
neculiar to the Esterly. II seems that
this machine is bound to win from its
own merits. L d Mouser IL - proud
"a = hen with her first brood, over the
succeee of his machine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

Auntie. Boston, Aao,-No sthere
are no Mock Rabbits" in Nebssska
but co,tontai,s and jacks are abundant
However IL you are stuck on. Mock
rabbit" the following recipe v,ll be
useful 10 you. Lean beef pound
lean pork I b; chop 6ne together. add
swo t~easpoonfub pepper. ] tablespoon
ful salt. I little onion, . few leaves OF
pApely finely minced. . little thyme.
one nutmeg grated. then mix feur
raw eggs. and J pint 6ne bread crumbs.
mould into . loaf and bake. yum !
yum"
Sarah, Antelope Creek-Skippesy
cheese may 20 ali right in some mar
ken. but it is . tribe TOO lively fos this
locality.
George" Glsnwood. Ia.-No. The
Shamrock. the Barney Stone. and
Talking Rock Ara not synonomous.
Consult some good geological work.
Bertha" Ottawa, Ont-The sensitive
rose il . beautiful plant growing in
abundance On the prairics west Of the
Missouri river.
J. p. D.. Wheatland. Neb.-Common
salt il said 10 be IN excellent remedy
for the destruction OF cabbage worms.
Rafael" Winchester, vs-Bluc
grass, timothy. and in fact all kinds Of
grass grow luxuriantly in Nebraska.
"A. G. w." Brady's Bend. Pa-There
il no better place anywhere for . can.
ming factory than IN offered At Red
Cloud.
T. l. Dawson, Of Seneca Falls, n Y,
asks iftse soil Of Nehsaska 10 adaptad
70 raising baled hay. Yes, admirably
80. But u always better 70 pay for the
hay before you raise It,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

~ o.. wsa.a1 ossssy. XsAsasAA. ~
ms Aagoa - -

- 60. vs1uooP o0ouoy. ye11oo9As -
ms Aagsa - -
Conductor. ChAro wIs9peiassx. In
struesonr Pruf " Smith. 6tesasuse end
sci.ncS waller R0slAu6. ma&hsasas-
ios Prof d wodsy. music
The loarh annual inssituse sili
open Monday. July g. 1855. II - m
in the high school room u Rs6 0uod,
Neh.
Instruction win b given b. coGpe
tent INSTRUCTOR in al beAnch0 n
quirsd for The different grades Of cssst-
icas0 in the county. Teachefs shood
bring such text books - they have
snd paper and como pScpatod 10 work
A mes feature VII b introduced
thai Of vocal music By ooe Of The bess
musicians in the ves1 He viii aho
give private lessons in voics culture.
harmony. musical c~ompoaisiea and IN
strumeutal mWic - reasonable rst0
Expense viii b for board only, =
ccps those vho asU uos tAchs1, Who
vill b charged one dollar 20 aaise n
defrlyiag The expenses Of The insgjssse
Pncs Il board viil dspsad upoe A.
commodsions. from o2S0 PEI vssk
upvards-
Lectures win b inssnpssssi By tai
entcd speaken ~ home end ffon
abroad.
Finally; everybody 10 wanted 70 onms
70 the institute and make Il the bns
held. Tsachen. you have paid your
fee. come and get the benefit OF IL II
you expect 70 keep pace with the sue-
ceasful ones you viii hot stay away.
fos further particular address the
county superintendent Charles W.
Springer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

~ eSaahes.
h hfnen ~ n t1y izlf1f
tssdb d ituif cosu-
We - shas Gnndns L~we NJ
moved her hou0 cd = eoahtne ad
addifaUu % -
We - ssss Jobs Nsrnil- ~ gSvs
county. b hssling N hi rofAesA
We bad the hsaviess RAIN Ne cher
night shss - have bed q I've ysaA
Ntu3 0svR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

LADIES will please not red the fol
wing article: -
8! GIAsf puv ssqaasA ~ Su!I!.d
al osIy 's.eosIrsM 2 aqSaM ~ y!
.JIso 40 su,sSIsQ 10 ems sq uso noA =!
pra1 O, uMop spIsda Iodsd eqa urn o.
L.,solIno qSnous aou!As sou lI!!A ee!psl
oQ3 Aou4 en- sv :usms1usS OIL
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

II. HaeksEb - roid0es = Co.
pasls1
1ailsg HssGhsss 80 ShanEins ~
Y9vesn 9sP@
fGa6iS IN 1T 0nmoa9 - . -
beky ~.
- vidn1y.
6~0S ~ - -
ue0Un1 o. Nfn =
A~~
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

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