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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-02
A Wedding Postponed.

Kansas City, Nav 2S.-Anth~ ny S; heen,
a yourg man OF this city, the heir to con-
siderable property and well known about
town, was to have been M irried this after
noon. Shortly before the welding hour
Ma gil Burnes, young lady in the employ
of merchant he-e. c'me up to scheen on
the tr,et aud wi h drawn revolver demand
ed tn At he fulfil his promise to marry her.
Scheen took TO his heels followed by the
girl who fir d bullet through his hat at
so short disIanG that his face was powder
burned. Tie young man escaped further
Injury, hows yer, anC the wedding YVES post
ponsd. Miss Burnes is given good char
acter by her empower and others who say
that Scheen has been some time engaged to
marry her but has put off The wedding on
various pretexts until to-day when the girl
learned of his proposed marriage to an
other girl.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-02
A Boston Scandal.

Bosom, Mass, May 2S.- few years
ago Mary Beebe, brigh', piquant young
woman, came TO Boston from an Ohio
town and created favorable impression in
musical circles by her singing. She be
came a member of the Ideal opera COM
pauy and for time was a ftvorite with
the public. In the fall of 1880 society
circles were sstonishe1 10 learn that Rich
ard q. Haskell, a young man of moars and
favorably knoSn in business circles, wa
engaged to Mis-, Beebs. In December OF
that year he married her and lived
a. 81 Commonwealth av nue. smorg the
aristoCrst'c AMI Wealthy people Of the
hub. Net loHg after th-re was rumors that
they did net live happily aud it wa SION
known t at the you g W lie d deserted
her home. Yesterday Hasks II appeared
before Judge Allen and asked for divorce.
telling the following story:
81 stood on the shoulders tf Mr. Su 'livan
and looked over the tran om in;o my ~if='s
room, No. Is, at Gsdaey House in New
York and saw the r, om was empty. This
was March 10Th, 1884, at o'clock 10 the
morning We morei down II The next
and + und it locked. took off my shoe
aHu SLldSneU IL II. SdV u WI Z UNI NJ.
VIM. West in the room. The noise startled
them. 1 looked long enough to identify
nv wife end be SIRE who the other psrty
was. | then got down from Sullivan's
shoulders and the door was opened by Mr..
West and we pushed our way in, Sullivan,
the detective, going first. We found Mrs.
Haskell had gone into her own room. We
all went there and found her within ten
feet of her bed in fainting condition
told her / had not gone there to prosecute
her, I only went to find out the truth
of the reports, and / would now proceed for
a divorce. / asked West if he would mar
ry the woman, aud he said he would. r.
asked her il she would marry him, and she
said that was her intention. / told her
that she could come to Boston and sing and
i would not trouble them. My wife has no
reason for leaving me. j asked her that
morning why she left me. Her answer
was that she was unhappy. 1 asked her
why, and she said she did not think loved
her. Sullivan corroborated the testimony
of Haskell, and said when they broke into
the room West said to Haskell: al would
like to break your face" Mrs. Haskell
made no defence, although represented by
able counsel. The decision was reserved.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-02
With Gold Poison.

Hays City. Kan, May % Arthur
Mart aged fifteen year. conui e1 SUI
eide Yesterday evening four niI-s north of
this city by taking poison he lett a letter
which showed that the set US p-emedi-
tated.
HAYS City was incorporate lat evening
as a city Of the .ird elias by c-d4r Of
Judge w. III. Pratt. The ,iIt- O: June is
named for the elec ion o; city officers.
Wheat will make half crop in this
county. More corr has bsen planted than
ever before In the history OF Ellis county,
and our tieqnent rains of lat, give us
bright prospects for a big crjp. Settlers
are coming in and good lands are increas-
log IN value.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-02
Central Missouri Music House.

Owing to the fact that patrons and the
public generally have been mislead by the
similarity of names existing in the music
trade Of this city, and that those intending
to patronize US may not become confused
by the said similarity of names or other
wise, the name OF
sHARP's MUSIC HOUSE
is this day changed as per the heading Of
this notice, and will so read in the future.
We not only fulfill all our contracts and
have the means so to do, but carry to. day
the finest line of goods to be found in Gem
trail Missouri, and are prepared to supply
the wants of all customers satisfactorily and
fulfill our guarantees and contracts to the
letter honorsbly. WM SHARP.
8 3-5 71tw4f
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A Good.Chance for a Mil.

I will sell the grist mill at Lsbette City
Kansas. at bargain, if sold on, or before
May LIST, 1885.
Frame building, 8 stories, 25x35, engine
room, lSx40, nearly two acres of ground,
II feet of side track, 12x24, "Sinker &
Davis" engine. Two corn burrs and shelter
running every day. Wheat machinery in
the mill not set up, will either sell TO a
good Miller, one half or all of this property
as do not understand the business myself.
Will sell to responsible party on time.
This is a rare chance to the right man.
i. ID. HIGHLzYMAN.
Box 17S, Chetopa, Kan. 3-l7w4t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-02
Shot Hinse If.

St. Louis, Mo-, May 2S.-The body of
yourg German artist named Louis Rein
gruber, was found hanging from fence of
the En- Claire lumber company's yard
$500 south Seventh rec. at an early hour
this morning. He had first placed the
rope round his neck and then SHIT himself
in the head with derrin.er which was
still elutehed in his right h nd, no cause
now known for the act.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-02
OUR NEIGHBORS.
SPRINGFIELD.

Mis- Emma Ericsson, of Carthage, al.
rived in the ty Tuesday and Will visit
friends few days.
Several families from NJ mphis are in
The city and will spend the summer here
They VII be followed by many Others.
Mr.. John r. White and Mrs. G.
VI. Sawyer lefi Tuesday night OF short
visit ID Mrs. w. NJ. Stephens, at Jefiel son
City.
Mrs. Carrie Tolfree, Mrs. M. Bower
man and Rev. ]. III. Thompson left for
Bolivar Tues 'ay morning 10 attend the
commencement exercises OF the Sou'hwest
Baptist college. Mr.. Thompson breaches
The annual sermon.
Our resident Engiishmen. true to their
annual custom, celebrated the gu. ems
birthday Monday at the residence of
Thomas HargIeayes. During the afternoon
a spirited game of cricket was INDUCED in
bv the male members of the gathe ing,
while their wives and daughters prepared
feast that the queen herself would have
FELT honored to partake of. As fit crown
ing to the days enjoyment the evening
WIS spent 10 music and toass, which were
INDUCED in by old and young until late
hour.
FORT SCOTT.
Rev. G w. Dubois, rector of the
Episcopal church, of this city, and bis wife
left Tuesday for Colorado and New Mex
leo, on two months vacation.
Mr.. W. F. Schell and family left Tue.
day fer Cherryvale, where they will reside
in the future. as SIR. ScheiPs business in
teresis require his residence at that poiai.
LEONARD Dodge and wife, of Buff ,lc,
New York, the home of Grover Cleveland,
arrived in the city Tuesday and were me-
By DIR. Alvsn Dodge, of Marmaton, with
whom and other relatives they VIII vis:
for some time.
Nothing further his been heard of the
fate of John Palmer, the fellow who fired
the baru of Hugh NJ. Brooks. and stole two
of the latter's horses. Palmer, il viii be
was captured at lola, Mon
day, and it was SAID by paTtifs living in
the neighboihpod where the double crime
was committed, that the villain would be
lynched when he arrived nj Blue Mound
On his way to the Linn county jail at
Mound CITY. The supposition is thst the
people concluded to let the law take It's
course.
CLINTON.
MIR. and Mrs. n. H. Duff left wednes-
lay morning for Ell Dorado Springs.
Mrs. J. T. Rufin went down to Garth
age Wednesday morning On visit to Iela-
ives and friends.
MIR. and Mrs. J. T. Roberts left
morning for their new home
IN Fort Scott, Kansas.
"A largely attended benefit contest was
given Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs
]. I. Roberts, the vocalist, who was on the
I'VE of leaving for her new home in Fort
Scott.
Mr.. E. Allison returned last Tuesday
hight from Kansas City, where he has been
or several days. The object of his visit
vas the letting of contract for the erec-
ion of business house, which he accom-
,lished.
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Blocher's Seed Store.

The place 10 get your seeds, No. lis, East
Main street. Timothy, clover and fancy
clean blue grass, the best ever brought to
the city.
Landreths celebrated garden seeds.
purchase these SEEDS direct from the ex-
tensive seed farms of Messrs. Landreth, and
they are pre-eminently the best. Use Lam
dreths seeds and good vegetsb bic garden is
assured. Come and see me, will treat
you we'll. NJ. j. BLOCKER.
3.3lW3m
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-02
Another Fatal Cattle Disease.

Bloomins'o-, III May 2S.-Within the
past week, on the farm of Oven Means, at
Ssybrook, this county, a number OF appar-
entity heal by cattle have fallen dead in
their tracks as If from heart disease. The
disease appears TO be Contagious, but it's
nature is not yet clearly defined. 1t Gre
ates no little anxiety among stockDen.
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Suicidad.

Arkansas City, Kan, Ny 25.-Geo.
Se.ly an Englishman of 80 yeas. single
shielded at ! o'clock this u lrning. BY
shooting himself ,wice in tie hea -, Le lived
but three hours, ne came ee f.om Colora-
do few months ag). He was ont of
he ilth and unable 10 work Inab lity to
meet his expenses. IS supposed ~ be the
cause of the act. He has broth r in New
York and other relatives il Engia.G.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-02
A Banker Suicides.

S.. Louis, Mo, May 2S.-The POST
Dispatches Edwa-dsvilIe, l.. special says
OF 10 O'CLOCK this morning at Highland,
Ill, Maurice Huegy committed suede by
shooting. Huegy was one of TIE finn of
F. Ryhiner & Co, the late banking firm at
Highland, who's failure cr,a'ed sucn
stir. He was to have had preliminary
examination this morning ON the cIarge of
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-02
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES
Fell With a Crash.

Long Island City, May ga two story
frame building ia Jackson avenUs, this
city, fell with loui crash early III 5 morn
ing. 1t had been condemn By the b >ard
of health and several fami les living on
the second floor were driven out yeste day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-02
Disastrous Fire.

Milwaukee, Msy 2S.-In ie6nite particu-
lars are received here of di a,trtu, fire at
Medtori this stat. II is believed that the
business portion Of the pla tngether with
a large quaint ty o. lumber h ben de-
stroyed. Among the buildings 6e troyed
was The Tele:r lph Office so that de.als are
not to be had
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Yours very truly"
J. ID SPENCE
The BAzoo has'eus to reply:

ihS DaHOo mas S1S W iSfiy
Yes, Mr.. Spencer. dog did cone to Sc
dslia IN trunk. He was an aristocratic
dog and would not ride the usual way for
dogs, hence he went In a trunk and
when be was found all Sedaiia ele-
waited noses out OF respect to the distin-
guished guest.
The time Your dog was missing agrees
very near with the appearance of the dog
here, but the color of yours being waller"
does rot agree with the one found entombed
in the trunk, as this enc was of very deli
cate tinis of white and block in spJts dis
Iributef over its body.
The liresge of the deg found here is un-
certain, and he NIL bt he composed of
several bret DIS, as from the color and gen.
ersl make up ii could not be very certsinly
determined.
TIE BAzoo is OF the opinion ih.t you,
deg was nat shil ped to Sedslia. About
May l2,h AR. Penfeld, the agent at the de-
POT at Nevsds, was seen very secretly going
on :he trim toward Lamar with a yellow
dog. He had string to him. At Lamar
5. ID. Cox took the dog from Mr.. p, n6eld,
and now if you will put ken scented de-
to ctive On bis track, no doubt from this clue
you en- readily find your missing pup if
he still has his bark.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-02

"Vive LIE commune" may be per-
mitted in France, but the honest Ia
boring element of this great republic
will never permit the first 'yawp' here.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-02
CROUCH ON PILES"

Cures Piles or Hemorrhoids, Itching,
Protrdding, Bleeding. Intern4l or other.
Internsl and External Il msdy in each
package. Sure cure, soc. Druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-02
waron Small Scale in Kentucky.

Cincinnati, Ohio, May ga fearful
state of affairs is reported from Knott
county, KY. In March last J. c. Jones,
respected citizen, saved tbs life of Frank
Salyears, who was threatened by a thieving
band OF desperadoes. but subsequently they
murdered and robbed Sslyears. They then
tried to kill Jones to csc ,pe punishment.
Jones gathered his friends and thus two
factions exist. May 10th five of Jones
friends met six of the other party under
Bowling Hall and four men were MORALLY
wounded. The civil authorities caused
warrants to be issued for the arrest of the
living members of Jones party and on
Tuesday three were arrested. They were
to be taken to Knott county yesterday when
it was feared a collision of Jones and
Halls factions would occur. Another ac-
count represents band of Halls men in
vested in house by Jones men and un-
able to get away.
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Il have taken one bottle of DR.. Graves
Heart Regulator for Heart Disease and
find ii all could des;re.-A. A. Holbrook,
Worcester, Mass.
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Notice.

All who desire to contribute to the fund
to stamp out the cattle disease said TO exist
in Galloway county, will please hand the
funds to John L. Hall, county treasurer.
4-16d&w
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-02

a Stop in at Osburn Bros and see new
Hgoods just in and get prices before
~ buying elsewhere. 4I2d1&w11t
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CROUCH ON CArARRH."

Corrects offensive odors at once. Gem
plete cure of even worst chronic csses, also
unequalled IS ga-gle for Diphtheria, Sore
Throat, Foul Breath. SOC.
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To Stockmen.

/ am prepared to castrste all kinds of
horses and ridglings, of which make a
specially. Call or address,
w. E. SMITH,
5 17dltw2ts1 Esst Main street.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-02

The chronic alarmist who has been
prophecying that the west and south
west will be overrun with the seven
teen-year old locust, and in conse-
quence, great destruction to crops,
can now once more retire from active
business. Prof. G. V. Riley, chief of
the chronological Division, agricult-
ural department, states that the visi-
tation of locusts, which he predicted,
are entirely harmless, and do no in-
jury except to the twigs of forest
trees, and even these may be protect
ed by the use of a kerosene emulsion
sprayed upon the trees. The inhabit-
ants of the southwest and south are
thus once more enabled to cheerfully
"plow and sow, to reap and NOW,
and to be a farmers boy" in all safe
ty 90 far as the locusts are concerned.
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That Dog.

The following letter has been handel the
BAzoo by Mr.. w. Berry:
"NEvADA, Mo-, May %.
III. w. Berry, Sedalia, Mo-:
i see a piece in the SEDALIA BAzoo
where there was dog shipped to Ssdalia
in trunk. / had hne yellow dog miss
ing on the 18th of May ard cant near OF
him anywhere. think that it must be my
dog. i would Ike to find out. Ny d g
was at the depot here inNevads on The 12lh
cf May and hsv'nt heard of him since He
was part shepherd and p r. bull. Twenty.
five dollars would rot buy him. / wish
you would give me the color of that dog
found in the trunk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12
Cow1hs.

The building.boom continues.
Joseph Pau. hubis new house near
~ done.
Asa Hurd is ng . new house
in Cowles for n Fsnce.
Mn + Paul - having . business
house built. When completed Mm.
Sherman, miIliner and fashionable
dressmaker. will reside there.
The resent rains have damaged
some Of the remaining sod houses to
such an extent that new buildings are
q neceesity. E
B p Burton has . e dwelling erec-
ted on his farm. Horton T. Snodgrass
are the builders.
D Huffman has returned. from his
trip to Garfield county. "
J H Brown our hotel man, has been
having q good. run Of custom this
Subscriptions TO the church fund. in
the Mnds Of Rev Mr. Page already. fig
uresneary three hundred dollars.
Gdilford & Busick shipped a. carload
Of hogs to Kansas City this week.
During the storm of Wednesday
morning June Sd Daniel Orr Lad eight
hogs killed by lightning.
"A Lfl1Ir HeTCHEr
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12

To whom u may nce This is
to certify that the undersigned took
up, on Tuesday May 10, 1885, one pray
horse four years old, stiff in front feet,
s&ainied in one shoulder, knot LEFT
hind leg, aud shod in front. Said ami
NAL was taken up n mile south oil
Red Cloud. If the horse il mol re-
deemed in six months from date here.
Of he, will be disposed of - the law .di-
reefs. A 5w JOHN BiRKLEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12
Notice q Incorporation Of the Red
Qloud Homstoad, Building and
Loan Aaoooia110R

Norlc. n many GIVEN THAT TEE
~ 6D1DOWtng DaOed pe9snes. to.wa: j. IL
xeEoU,A 3 nAs2A. y B ~ Dfoefe33r
Jcsseavr' ~. - Sr1nosds. L Wsihes
\ boiy e-u1Dor1se.
c, ~ :::ssssssS: s sSs1s e "a - a. xsoess.
tina.
TSersDespa, plase esesaaesieg = ts.,,ss
~
~ snpoeane3n = srEzntRA fue he puyme
a raiotne 0G0ey o b haaed an0aG tAe me0-
ssHs.:easss!sss.sso. e r:s |. ssy'sx ~
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Farm fOr-Sale.

Farm for.Sale.
Available farm of 24O acres, known
as 'Maple Grove Farm" saven miles
southwest of Red Cloud. ll9 acres in
a high state of cultivation. l2s acres of
pasture with three wire fences. Good
hog lot and cattle and sheep corral.
Small orchard fenced. Stream Of never
failing water, fed by four large springs
runs. through the farm. Plenty of
timber for fuel and building purposes.
Buildings all new, Consisting of frame
house, 2Ox30, II story, c0nta,ng four
rooms and cellar l4x2O. A good well
of water 80 feet deep a the door.
Frame barn 4Ox48, II feet posts, crib
and granary; well 20 feet deep near by.
Chicken house l4x24, hog shed lOx4S.
sheep Or cattle shed l6x60. This Is
one Of the best and richest stock farms
in southern Nebraska. Price $l7 per
acre; part cash, part n two years and
part in four years at ten per cent. in
terest. Will pay 500 cash to anyone
furnishing me q buyer soon.
Also q farm of l6O acrss in Smith
county, Kansas, ten miles southwest Of
Red Cloud. Eighty acres in cultiva-
ton, including IA acres artificial tim
Der 9 years Old, containg nearly 1900
trees, some of which are six inches
through and Is feet high. Thus 10 .
very desirable farm and win be sold ut
3lO.5O per acre; part cash. part in two
years and balance in three years. Will
pay $50 in cash to anyone furnishing .
. buyer.
have also . 6ne lot Of half blood
Merino sheep for sale at . bargain on
time. For particulars call on or I'D.
dress D. s. Helvern, box 399. Red
Cloud, Webster county. Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12

Noah Perry is fully prepared to d
all kinds Of first class plastering. and
.calciming' etc. Contracts made on
large jobs at hard pan figures: Work
guaranteed. Repairing . specially.
Office over Marystt's jewelry store
Call and see me. 44-Im
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12

l have received Rochester made
Ladies' shUes, also the Walker shoes
which are the best manufactured goods
in the United States. I will warrant
every pair perfect Or no sale. Try
them. A. 8. MARSH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12

LADIES viii please nat resd the fol-
lowing article:
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.ugo "a su!s5Ivq 10 s1us "a q n0x =:
pssI o. uAop spesda Isdsd %, uin, ~
1s!!so!lno qSnO0s sou!Aa sou liza ss!psl
9Q1 Aou4 81 ~ :~uSUuolJue1 OF
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12
Notice for Publication.

r n. MOSENA. FIRST NAME UNKNOWN,
Oe and Jennie @. 1oeeaa, viii
sass ,s sss; ssums ~ S..s On 1. @s Z ~ g. ~ sss g
Red Cloud precinct Webster county, EehEaskA,
Issued N order 81 att2ehmeAt md ae1FniGhee
u1nmo for the sum Of tlAk&S b N aest0e
4 " f0et are plaintiffs and J y Nooena,
arst name unkneWn and Jeanle q.
lcsena N defendant. that . gaFna-
II. M2ry1st and tAo Rfss No
ton1l Bank Of BED Cloud. Websaeelcowty, Ne
br1ska, GAruisheetng peopesty q these defend
csstsia ' - = .ss.cS. .es g - ses,ss - =, y
the hands a 81 uary1St has been S1soehe6
under said order. Satd canee w1D continued 70
ths ~ day a july, ls6. . q oe1uek z. II.
CuANnLkB poo
Ana ". rOo1.
NS~ D thatF Attorney, 4. n. Ia =
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12
MAN MISSING.

On Sunday morning. Nov. l6, 1854
AonSo D0ryey left his home IN Oms-
Ina for the purpose of hunting at the
lakes north Of the city. He was last
seen near the lake on the same day,
and was in the company Of . man
whose name is not known, but whose
description will be found below.
The disappearance Of Dorsey has
distressed his parents and friends
greatly and it is earnestly desired that
any one having seen him will at once
communicate the fact to John w Dor
sey, ll19, 18th st., Omaha, Neb. Any
person having seen the unknown man
of the description below will please
make the fact known, ~ Dorseyis
whereabouts may be traced through
him.
Alonxo Dorsey is % years of age. S
feet 8 or 9 inches in height, about l4O
pounds in weight, is large boned,
smooth face (except small sandy or
light mustache), light auburn hair, and
blue eyes, rather large mouth and
thick lips, Wore, when last seen, .
light fitting dark sack coat. with some
figure and silk finish, . dark Scotch
cap, faded light blue pants with stripe,
boots with pants tucked in.
His gun was . double barreled
breech loader. 10 bore, "a inch barrel.
] F Scott maker.
Dorsey's companion was q tall man
with dark hair, mustache. dark com.
| plexion, and seemed to be trouble with
asthma or catarrah,sa nd it is though,
had a slight foreign accent. He wore
waders, turned down at the top when
last seen. Anyone having seen either
of the above described parties, and
sending ;nfoHhation which will lead to
the discovefH. of the Whereabouts Of
Dorsey, will bpi,suitably Hxssded.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12
Eetray Notice.

BALBRI0Ay hose for ladies in endless
quantities Al. Mrs Newhouse's. AT
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12

o. H. MARYArr 10 the reliable and
eading jeweler Of Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12

Is . bright bay stallion . yean ed. veleAs tSae
pound&.- He 3 strongly huilt and. - the same
bnuy lea, veil musc1ed.
PEDlGkKRcYoan& Dex1ers sire ~ . I'm
hood engiish Dram 8Ogse, Imported. HI 6an
WI = - aD0onn a - g ReaC3soA, -
wfu - ou1d q lie QollanA Hone Iye9y GfoheD
nov owned b. Gee , Ga1eA
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