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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-02
416 Seventh STREET.
BAUM'S ULLETIN
FOR THE NEXT THREE DAYS.
COME EARLY TO AVOID THE CROWD.

OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Amongst the Hundreds of Bargains which we daily
place on our well stocked counters the following spe-
faliles must Be f9unS sxGeponsl
laes' e9Srs at 65c Actua value 81 per yard.
OUR FAMOUS 81 Tkfc6fsHA new invoice in all
TWO TONED VELvETs-A full assortment in mo
dfFable pfs f b9na sSo s Of
Worth 81 per yard.
FIVE ROBE PATTERNs-al we have left-reduced
from $17.5O to $3.50
52rscH uAE sfEatA bA AksAE LINEN a,
5s ALLL q 81 NAPkINs-per dozen, at Sis:
EXTRA SIZE. 4sx25 INCH TOWELS at 25c. Full
full line Of TABLE COVERS with NAPKINS to
match. suitable for Holiday Presents.
Only va few ", more left Of OUR lo4 WOOL BLANK
an extra inducement, So.
CLOAKS AND SUITS.
for Ladies' and Misses Garments have met with Won,
deru success Our customers are pleased and that is
In consequence of this universal satisfaction we
THESE SPECIAL SALES,
And offer to-day another list of Bargains that we are
friends.
Remember, these lots are only limited. and the
sSs HcS double
h1ese s5 ard Of l@,sst %aks s2c
front, with m,, handso 9G Srnam H %
LADIES DIAGONAL RUSSIAN CIRCULARS
trimmed all round with elegant Plush and hand
LADIES BERLIN TWILL VIsITEs tonly in
Brown, with handsome Plush trimming and ball
pendants. very stylish, $500.
LADIES BERLIN TWILL NEWMARKETS, in
perfect fit. $3.50.
LADIES DiSGONAL NEwMARKETs (only in
black correct a in style and trimmed with superior
PER G h sss goods Sst to be
purchased elsewhere. we beg to draw our friends
GARMENIs consisting of a selection of Plush Wis
ties. Plush NewmarketS and Long Plush Coats
Prices, well qualities, sure Will surpass
any other display i'll Washington.
MISSES HAVELOCKS, of Berlin Twill. with Astra-
Khan Trimming and of beautiful finish, al a real
sacr flee Size u years at *6.25. size 10 years at
s? % sizes years;at So: % size IA years ss.a5
MISSES HANElOtkS of English Cashmere. very
fancy and stylish, with elegant plush collar and
sn rmnEs ye, Read sae pEsts careay 4ysar
lNyear sizes. S5.31: I2-yea- sizes, 81. 75: IA
year SIZES, SO 70; lG.year sizes ST as.
misses NEW ma ARK ETS of fine English Home
spun, the very latest, with Astrakhan cape and
trimmings, to IL years sizes. years at S.. 70:
10 years at S925; II years at SlO II years 81
MISSES SCHOOL NEwMARKETs AND COATS.
all with fine Plush trimmings. Only a very linn
TIED lot on hand to be closed from So upwards
LOOK !, ont + f1 or, Isl item " ,-~,,
The largest stock In the lily. at prices that defy COM
petition. Inspect our assortment and maze your
own comparison.
We show the most desirable exhibit and are bound to
please with the same.
BOYS OyERCOATS AND KILT SUITS
This IS one OF our late ventures, showing already
and benefit by the extra discount of ; per cent
which we VIII allow On every garment sold
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Children's Shoes in Pebble Straight Goat
and Kid spring heels and heeled, all widths
and sizes, from .:;c. up. Il. Strasburger, DOG
18th ST., doors above /.
RAvSs Norf0lk suit EiSamap RroS
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To Order, SIS pants. Eiseman. cor eth E.

Just Received $50 pairs of our Famous
Mat Kid Ladies' Shoes at $1.24. Il. Strasburger
9O6 9TH St., 4 doors above l. 2
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Child Norfolk overcoat. Eseman, 9TH E.
Pickwfck club Whisky is the best.
Fresh Alderney I'utter churned every morn
ing and delivered in /, Id. Ward prints, 45c.
per lh Also cottage cheese and butter milk;
sweet milk sc. per quart. Cream Is cents.
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Nervous Men.

Nervous Men.
You are allowed free trial of thirty days of
the use of DIR. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic Belt
with Electric SuspenSory Appliances, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure of Nervous
Debility and all kindred troubles also for many
other diseases. Complete restoration to health
guaranteed. No risk is incurred Illustrated
pamphlet in sealed envelope mailed free by ad-
dressing Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich SIX
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LOCAL MENTION.
nelArItIl..r.

CTTIrT or - t'tifEt. -!GSNrs OFFICER
" s-TIFNGTUS. l.. G.. Dec ,, $50, ann.
For a." riicie Ntiantic states. slightly
w;trI',i t.r.' yt.ssfei, Hinds generally shifting
L. Nee. .r.-. -..-it.
F',r ...,.. .-t.r weather. with ~ slight
ii" t.-t.,'r.t- urc. is indicated for districts
nI' g.. o. 'ffc cna>t- the gull states Tonnes
-. as! .lt 81 ip valley.
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SPECIAL SALE
+; +: I|||;|@G E.: :: ::
PA A e,
sl4 SEVENTH STREET
Owing to the backwardness Of the We viii
SPECIAL CLOAK SALE
We viii Offer the Following Goods
Elegant Berlin and Diagonal NEwMARKETs nj 81.
81. - and So
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS at ~. 81. and $40.
SEAL PLUSH COATS. at SO. So. SIS and $50
Elegant VISITEsS nj 81 $40 and sl5
Childrens and Misses HANFI.oCkS and NEW
MARKETS. al s3. -. 50, 81 ands..
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Full Line of BIRDS and Fancy WINGS. at l.. 70.
30, 40, ID, 30 and 80 cents.
PLUMIls. AT s., 81 and .5c. and 81.
FELT HATS. AT a., IS and .5c. and IL.
TRIMMING VELvEIs in all colors, at s3c aud 81
and $l.25
TIPS, al % 30 and &c per bunch.
Elegant KID GLOVES. 4-Buttons ut .5c and 81.
Large Assortment of Plain and Fancy RIBBONS, ~
TO- Is. 80 and 25c. per yard
OUR EXHIBITION THIS WEEK WILL CON-
PRISE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
EVER SHOWN SOUTH OF
NEW YORK.
Do not Fail TO Call and Inspect the Wonderful
showing Before purchasing Elsewhere
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Elegant Sewing Machines From
So up to $50. All kinds at Auerbachs, 9TH and
H st.
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Best Quality Blue Flannel Shirts
at Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot, 9TH and H.

We Warrant every pair of our S2.47 Calf
Shoes for gents We have them in Button
Congress and Laced, in narrow and broad-toe.
H. StraSburger, 9O6 18th ST., doors above l.
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Cigarette Smoking,


MRS. CHARLOTTE SMITH WRITES LETTER TO
THE BALTIMORE SCHOOL BOARD,
At the meeting OF the Baltimore school board
last evening a letter was read from Charlotte
Smith. of this city, president of the Women's
National Industrial League, calling attention
to the habit of cigarette smoking by male
scholars in public schools, a subject which she
says eDgrOsses much attention here The letter
says: 81 am creditably informed that there are
brands of cheap cigarettes on the market. in
troduced into our midst by the Chinese, which
contain opium Insufficient quantity thereof to
fascinate the scholar, and induce him in after
years to seek for the drug itself, which habit of
Op1uln-using Is attracting the serious cOnsdera-
ton OF the well-wishers OF our country. NV sole
object in addressing you this communication is
to direct your attention to the subject as the
habit may be INDUCED in by the scholars under
your supervision. One Chinaman in this city
has made over SIC, 900 by fitting up and selling
several opium cigarette establishments. The
boys were his best customers. The Chinaman
iS about departing with his fortune back to
China 1t would be folly for me to discuss the
evils of opium using. will not insult your in
telligence by attempting 1t.
1.-The league views with alarm the increase of
insanity in our country of 40 per cent in the
last decade. The use of opium by cigarette
smoking, If widespread, would add TO the num-
Der, and it becomes the duty OF the guardians
OF the rising generation to stop all practices
that tend their iQiury.o
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MARKKD Dows PAGES
w. Nj. Suu~rrR Il Sous
sls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

sls PENNsNLvANIA AVENUE
WE HAVE JUST REDUCED THE PRICES OF
THE FOLLOWING CHOICE DRESS GOODS:
le Pieces oO,crea = AILLE rRANCAIs reduced from
Sl.5o 10 $l.25.
10 Pieces Colored JERSEY SILKS. reduced from
sl5otosi.25.
BoUCLE CLOTHS At reduced prizes.
Great bargains in ss-Inch ALI~wooL DIAGoNAIs.
&c.
Great Bargains in BLACK sILHs at 81 Is. $3.50
and xl..5.
Extra values a. Black FABLE rRANCAIs
BLACK BRoCApE vELvErs at ss worth o.
striped and Brocade vELvErs very low prizes.
all oolors BANNoCkBuRN CHEvl6TS
Very large stock Of Elegant SASH RIBBONS and
SAShES for evening wear.
CLoAks. wRAPPINGS and PLUSH GOATS
Very low prices for choice goods
our stock is larger and assortment OF choice
goods more complete than ever. Extra Undue ements
arc offered in styles and prices
w. NJ. SINISTER & SOMA
One Price.
y. R-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST nso
FFF ITSSSS SEFEE ccc 90 90 Ppp ssss
+ HSs S Ssfrn & aS Geo 90 90 90 SB bD5 ssss
MADE Up TO ORDER
WHILE WE MAKE READY MADE CLOTHING
THE PRINCIPAL PART OF OUR Business. WE
WANT TO CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION To OR
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
WE CARRY. PROBABLY. THE LARGEST LISE
AND THE MOST VARIED STOCK OF PIECE
GOODS IN THE CITY
WE DON'T CLAIM To MAKE THE LOWEST
PRICED GOODS. But wECLAIM TO do FIRST
CLASS WORK AT VERY MODERATE PRICES.
WE MAKE A GOOD, ALL WOOL. NEW STYLE
CASHMERE SUIT FOR SIS, IN EITHER SACK
OR CUTAwAY COAT
WE MAKE AN EXCELLENT ENGLISH DIAGo-
NAL CHEvIoT SUIT FOR $685. AND ALLGRApE
ABOVE
WE MAKE A HANDSOME PRINCE ALBERT
SUIT OF CoRksCREw, TRICoT, PIoUET dag
oNAI. FOR s35, AND Up To SO
WE MAKEovERCoATs to- ORDER IN HEAVY
WEIGHTS FROM $50 To $50
E. b BARNUM q CO..
n3O s3l PENNSYLVANIA AvENUR
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JNo 9. SLATER, 1O4 to 10 A street north
east, household goods on the installment plan.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

ION
ARTIFICIAL EYES, glasses, 81. Hempler, cor. 41sa.
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For Asthma and &

fOr AStn300 ana O0tarfn
Try Michaelis' Cigar No. 721 eth street, between
Il and II. Sure relief. q
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ARMED WITH AN AXE--David Gamer. an
old cOlored man. who lives near the corner of
9Th and streets southeast. was placed on trial
in the Police Court this morning, charged with
assault and battery in two cases. E.steIle Lucas
colored. testified that Gainer beat her and at
tempted to strike her with an axe. special
Officer Betters testified that when he went TO
arrest Gamer the latter raised the axe and at
tempted to strike him with ii. Gamer denied
the charge OF assault and the court gave him a
continuance To get his witnesses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-02

Cholera. Diphiheria. FeverS. Malaria,
prevented by the of Reed & Carnrick's So
dunn HypOchlorite tdisinfectant. Recon-
mended by the Public Health Association as
superior to all other disinfectants and germi-
cides. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet.
m,w,s-45 49, Fulton ST., n. Y.
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Extra Heavy. Real German. Hand
knit Wooden Socks, ; pair 81, at Auerbach'S
SaXony Wool Knit Jacket Depot, 9Th and II.
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Visites and Chfldren'S ClOaks,
half price, at 136 9Th ST. IOung's Mourning
Store.
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Gents Fine Dress Congress.
button and lace shoes, London and French toe
reduced to S14S. II. Strasburger, 9O6 eth ST.,
doors above l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-02

MARRIAGE MISUNDERSTANDING licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Henry
Rose Stene; Wilson l.. Baker and Annie Car
ROLL Charles H. Dorsey and Mary V. Tyler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-02

SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure
COD LIVER OIL. WITH HYPoPHOSPHITES,
For Wasting Children.
Dr. S. w. Cohen, of Waco, Texas says: 81 have
used your Emulsion in infantie wasting with
good results. 1t not only restores wasted tissue
but gives strength, and heartily recommend ii
for diseases attended by atrophy." s.m,w
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The Night schools.

The Night schools.
The following additional subscriptions have
been received:
VIM. Mayse. .. . - 8 D 90
Mrs ID. Il. 800
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The Columbia Heights Property,

SENATOR SHERMAN'S RECENT TRANSFER
AMOUNTS IN VALUE To 100000
The division of the large tract OF land fronting
on Boundary street, east of 14th street. which
Senator John Sherman has recently made with
Mr.. y. II. Hoyt, ct New York city, has excited
considerable interest among the large number
OF people who are Interested in suburban prop-
erty. and especially III the Columbia Heights
property. This land lies on elevation over
looking the city, and is regarded as an eligible
site for line residences. \ gentleman who is
welipo>ted told Il STAR reporter that this trans
action WAS made for the purpose of dividing the
land with Mr.. Hoyt, and that neither he nor
Senator Sherman have any intention OF i'm.
proving il Ut present. They propose to hold it,
believing that it will appreciate in value. The
value of the property embraced in the trans
action was given in the deed of transfer as about
100000.
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NJ. Auxenstein. sI7.sel eth st. NV.

German Hand.K nit Wooden Gloves.
soc, at Auerbach'S Knit Jacket Depot, 9Th and
III =
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TWO DIVORCES GRANTED.-In the Equity
Court to-day Judge Hagner made two DEGREES Of
divorce. The first was in the case OF Sidney A.
Gilberg agt. Julia +. Gilberg, the ground of
desertlon six months after marriage, giving the
wife the custody of her child: and the second i'm
the ease of Henry Ware agt. Rachel Ware.
granting divorce on the ground of the infideI.
ity OF the wife.
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The Public Health Association.

AT "a meeting of the local committee of the
Public Health association last night a letter
from the directors of the Corcoran art gallery
was received stating that the gallery would be
opened to the members of the association at
any time was read. The finance committee re-
ported that $500 had been received. The com
mittee on halls reported that suitable commit
lee rooms mad been engaged at Wizards hotel.
Inc question of holding the oyster roast was
taken up and II was LETT to a committee to re.
port whether it should be held at the oyster
wharf or at the Washington Light Infantry
Corps aImOry
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He SAID He WAS y CowBoY-Thomas
hickey, II young man. while under the in
1tence of liquor last night, staggered against
Two other drunken men. and, announcing
himself as "a detective. he placed his drunken
associates under arrest. The three men were
struggling ON the pavement when Officers Me-
ion;iid and Bailey came along and placed the
ITO under arrest and escorted them to- the fifth
precinct station where Hickey drew from his
pocket revolver and said ne was "a COW boy
He was released on SOP collateral which WAS
forfeited in the Police Court to-day.
THE SUNDAY EVENING" CoScERrs.-The sale
OiseatS Tor tine first sunday evening concert of
the season. which il 10 take place at the New
National Ihe;tter December 9Th. opens to-day
n program of unusual excellence Will be rem.
dered by Mile. kate de Jonge, snprano: Mr.
Ernest Lent. violonceIlst Mr.. Walter +. smith
cornetist, and the full Marine band under the
direction OF Mr.. John Philip Sousa. This will
be followed 10y "a series in which some of the
most notedmusica talent of the country will APP
pear HE attempt Ia give a first class sunday
evening concert at popular prices ought To- be
made "A success.
NERDICTS AGAINST Mr.. EIsEMAS-In Cir
cult Court No yesterday several suits against
Moses r. EiSem;tn were tried and in ALI of them
Ssrdicts were given FOR the plaintiffs Eiseman
was engaged in the clothing business in the
city, ana about a year ago lac made an assign
meht. The suits against him were brought by
several New York firms To recover bills due
them Tor goods. The defense was that they
brought suit against Eiseman before the ex-
piratIon OF The four months time on which he
Received the goods The judgments amount TO
$S,SZZOs3-
HAD HIS LEG BROKEN.-Wharf Agent Wal
cot W alker, at Colonial Beach, had the misf,,r-
tune OF having his leg broken in two places
Saturday night last at that wharf. The acct
dent was caused by the careless manner in
which the men ON the steamer threw OIL the
gang plank DIR. Beach. who happened 10 be
ON board the steamer at the time, set the limb.
THEY THOUGHT FRIDAY WAS MoSDAY-This
morning the police trial board had before il
eight of the prIvates Oh the force charged with
foil
To attend the regular driil of the force. one or
two put IN the plea that they accidentally over
slept themselves, but the most of them stated
that Friday coming alter Thanksgiving they
thought IL was Monday.
CLOAK SALE-LaNsBUEGH's CAED.-We will
Friday, December Sd and ith only, atwood
neaN"r cloth newmarkeis, taiIor-Inade, for $40,
positively worth SO.
LANSBUEGH & Bro.
I2O-i22-i24-t26 9Th ST.
THE MAMMOTH RUG SALE.-Dancanson
lion has proven a success. Persons OF taste pro-
sale Is peremptory, and great bargains may be
Silk and Antique Rugs. handsome and heavy
Koort Rugs, besides Cashmere PortiareS Bag
dad kilims, Bokhara saddle Bags &C. &c The
sales begin at their rooms 9th aud ID streets, to-
morrow 1t II a. m. and 3 PIN.
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Mems Chinchlla box coat & vest, eth & (.
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Ladies', Solid Leather

common sense, button shoes, kid and pebble,
S1.4S. II. Strasburger, 900 9TH ST., doc
above /, .
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Best Russian Circulars
and cheapest Newmarkets, 736..th st. Young's
Mourning Store. /
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Sale of will commence box office Of Thea,er
Thursday, December 3. at $50 a. m. dat
rINHE SECOND ENTERTAINMENT OF THE
L SOUTH WASHINGTON STAR COCRS will
be given at THE TABittN ACIE. corner 9Th and ID
stress southwest. on FRIDAY. Dec. T. AT = n. H.
SAMAHBRAH on life and character in the Orient
This Will be an exceedingly interesting entertain
ment
Tickets at Ellis. dat
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17

Mn. EprroR--fos the 6nt time IN
ms life I Addres. . communication TO
Q newspspes. II % an open secret thai
the bridge bonds. II voted, wood have
been illegal. did m; propose Tn Say
ANYTHING bot il is getting to b~ gener-
ally known. The supreme court IN the
case Of the Franklin Co. r r bonds
held that bridge bonds wes, not inter
nal improvement bonds The theory
Of the statute heing that roads and
bridges shall be built hy direct taxation
Then le;is drop tins unseemiy back
biting. Numherie<s public interest.
demand attention. Before they can
ne advanced il mus, happen tina, the
sensible men Of the town can approach
each other IN spirit n! kindness
Then lie; us all. both wealthy and 9th
cru o., ignore the savings and tniug.
Of those whose only use IN this world
Is .o SOW bitterness and cis-en'ion, and
forgetting the hard things said III the
hea; OF the fight. work together
for the common good. Yours,
JoHS L. WILCOX
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17
BLUE Hull.

Our town b booming.
The nev hank win commence tuG.
neO Don
RA simpson and wife hsve WensusS
from "a extended vnis shsoueA Dc
east last Monday.
Ai@ Celia Gsshss b vninn9 fSisnds
in ths town.
August Zsrvsth has puschsssd the
lumber yard fosxAaiy owned By shs
Nebnats Lnnber compaey.
Quite . number of our pleasure low
ing young folhs went pscnicing On The
Blue. the other day.
The concert for ths pr~esbvsssian
church ~ we'll attended, snd ali en-
loyed II immensely.
The B& n carpenters have rspaiseA
.hs depot . this place In great ssyis
CAvTAgs JSxs<
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17

KILL THE DoGs.-During this week
We have heard of several ugly dogs
that have attempted TO bite people and
have bitten children. Now the city
should see that these CANNES are dis.
patched to the happy hunting grounds
or properly muzzled. They are q de-
cided nuisance and should be placed
under proper restrictions. 1t is GER
tainly very dangerous and uncalled for
to have VICIOUS dogs in any commun,-
~. Let something be done at once.
A tax Of one or two dollars . head
would have.a saluixry effect on the
race.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17

Our COMMITTEES arranged thing fx
the enjoyment Of those vho si,endsd
our celebration. bat The ram msds
considerable c~oufusion.
Our friends wiiiiam and Wsissr
Davis we're welcome gus~ss AZ fhsis
sisess Ms L II noble On The yoaetb of
July.
Waller NSss oys ~ Win sos -
any q - I'm younsea 6saghsaS
unless they py IN sAassssses -
The days roll swiftly atsng ssA
Dothinr s''s a ~ regular esous u
nature a~rnn bat 4 ssyshiag happens
worth telling espses istoh - mssssoosA
u she eoaumm Dir Ca1m.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17

JOHN CARRIER has just received an
elegant stock Of musical instruments
of nearly every conceivable style from
a Jewsharp to q piano; little fddles
picked before they ripe. and an
endless variety of fddlos OF a larger
growth; mouth organs. parlor and cab
inc; organs. accordions. etc, which ,le
public are invited to call and examine
a, the Fourth Avenue jewelry and
music house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17

CIftF C1sf o. Nectsatty.
Young man with bowed head one
hand raised to shade his eyes. which
seemed Il be in search Of some lost
treasure, walking towards town il &C
costed by q chum going the other
way:
Hello, Jim; what the dickens are
you meditating on now"
"Oh the necessity Of repairs on the
old bridge in this Republican county"
Repairs on the old bridgey
"Yez. the bridge Of my nose, don't
you seee" traising his hsnd)
"Where've you beenT
Been foolin' around the circus
tent.
'Ah I see."
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17

Hot
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I've
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Up With ciseus M - - pAAnaisy
ss-uOvsrinG
NE wossey be- asiAs1 hasvsudag
hs 80 Discs ofUs.
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usLsioAb aQis - - - -
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saifh Cssss oss dsy - vsak - -
tAas iaH oaasung sssy sasty = -
onr.isg - Assss - 1issssm -
Mkng s9 0ep6o = -
aDmsA- AQis aiagsu-
- sS1sd 0s.sd skss1sh - 6a0ss
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17
Give II to De Easy.

Mr.. EDITOR: The great protoplasm
has spoken.:.The pop gun has gone of.
1t went off on the Fourth. As ] walk
ed down 4th Avenue on that day l saw
two men in front Of one of U princi-
pal hotels. One Of them was . long.
lean, lank individual who had evident
IL imbibed to much enthusiasm. He
was cutting q pigeon wI,,g in the street.
Sand / too my friend, "Who, and where
is the great deliver Moses you told me
Of" Said he: "Do you zee that sober.
digpiEed individual, with a brox that
tells Of ~intelligence!" YES" "Well
that isn't Moses" But seriously. Mr..
Editor, / think LII drop tie show busi-
ness. 1t Is Q delusion and . snare.
The alligator l poked up proved to be
only . small sized swapping turtle,
with . faculty for calling names. The
long-eAred thunderer. whose voice
hoped to hear. proved only TO be Q
half brother, without pride OF ancestry
or hope Of posterity. In short DE Is 9
she. and her nasne IL Sapphire Fol
the last time. youn dsappoinsedly,
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17
Attention Il Sons OF Veterans,

There will be q special meeting OF
H. s. Haley Camp No 25. 5 V, at their
hall on next Monday evening. July %.
An attendance Of al members in good
standing is earnestly desired. ~ there
will be work in the muster in degree.
1t is requested that all will be present
At half pad sren O'Clock sharp.
v. B. FuLToS. G. o.
p. C. PHARH. o. s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17

LIST Of letter remaing uncalled for in
the post Office at Bed Cloud for the
week ending July II, 1885. A B
Damarce, Miss Mary Banks. n Glb-on.
Joseph Banjkeeian. Nm Ida Willis,
Rev 7 Cullen, Mrs Louise Gales
These letters will be sent 70 the dead
letter Office Angus, 10. II no delivered
before.