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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
The Bicycle Record Beaten.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-In a bicycle
race here last night between John Brooks,
champion of Pennsylvania, and w. NJ.
WOOdside, Irish champion, the American
records at various distances were broken.
The twenty-mile race was won by Brooks
by five feet, i'll one hour, two minutes and
forty-One seconds, beating the best Ameri-
can record five minutes and two seconds.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
Northwestern Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The acting
postmaster general to-day removed sixty
seven Republican postmasters and ap-
pointed one hundred Democrats, among
whom were the following: IOwa-Mace-
dOnia, Marion Ashley; Calmar. w. L. Bass.
Minnesota-Heron Lake. L. B. Briggs,
vice Force, resigned. DakOta-IroquOis,
c. F. Zimmerman, vice Humphreys, re-
signed; Egan, II. Z. Heron, vice Lanning,
resigned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
KiI;iEg the Arabs.

SUAKDI. Aug. 25.-Two hundred and
forty friendly natives. i'm one Of their OWN
steamboats,. accompanied an English
steamer 40 miles north of here. on the
Red sea, to the village Of Shinat, which
was attacked and destroyed. The British
and their allies in this battle killed a large
number of the Arabs who inhabited Shinat.
and captured enough grain and cloth TO
make a large cargo
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
II FLORIDA.
4 Cloud Burst.

PrTTsBURG, Aug. 25.-A freShet in
Girty's run last night. caused by n cloud
burst near Evergreen, Pa, flooded twenty
two houses. washed away thirteen railroad
and township bridges and drowned a large
lot of live stock. The damage will reach
many thousands of dollars. No lives were
L.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
Minnesota Patents.

Speci0 10 theCGlODe.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The following
Minnesota inventors received patents to-
day: Joseph NJ. King, Rochester, wild pea
and oat separator; Tracy N. Metcalf. st.
Paul, ticket holder; Ole A. Safe, Jackson,
bolt cutter; Augustus r. Young, Saltwater,
capstan.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
ST. Wins Arain.

A private dispatch was received last
evening by a member of the Lacrosse club
of st. Paul, saying that the ST. Paul club
won the game at Ottawa The dispatch
further stated that the st. Paul club won
the game at Montreal, but the umpire was
bulldOzed into giving it to the Montreal
pluh
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26

Browns billiard hall, the skating rink, also
Browns dwelling and vacant store; John
" McDonald's saloon and residence; Huletfe
Miners drug and grocery store; the large
hardware store OF :. Farrell x Co. and James
Stones meat market. The Second ward
school house was saved with slight damage
The loss is about 500 CO..
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26

Instances like this mentioned by the
Steele County Gazette are numerous: ''Mr.
L. B. Jones OF Chicago has been in town
the past week. He viii return with his
family after proving up on the 2Sth.'
There are thousands of fine claims made in
this way by persons who have no intention
of becoming residents. and they hold the
land for speculative purposes. preventing
its being taken by actual settlers This is
violation of the intent of the homestead
laws and a serious injury TO the country.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26

Barr Spangler of Marietta was nomi-
mated for state treasurer almost by accla-
nation, several other candidates receiving
but few votes. After appointing a state
committee and electing the old officers the
convention adjourned. st. John made a
speech during the session.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
GIad.tene.s NIi.Fortnne.

LONDON, Aug. 25.-A physician who at
tended Mr.. Gladstone says that his COM
plaint Is of a chronic nature and not suScep-
tible 10 any radical cure and that he can
never recover his oTatOTical power.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26

A very heavy thunder storm, accompanied
by a gale prevailed throughout New England
Monday. 1t was exceedingly severe in Bos-
ton and the vicinity, and in the suburbs many
houses and other buildings were damaged by
lightning.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
The Murder Confirmed.

NoGALEs, Ariz., Aug. p. The murder
Of three Americans and eight Mexicans at
Basachuca has been confirmed by Agapilo
Franco. who arrived here yesterday from
the scene of the crime.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
ENGLANn's SHARE.

MADRID. Aug. 25.-The Correspondent
cla charges that England has given tac!t
approval OF Gennany's conduct i'm seizing
the Caroline Islands Count Won SelmSni-
benenwalde. German ambassador TO Spain.
who for some time past has felt constrained
to abstain from appearing in public, is
about Ia 20 10 Berlin % enjoy holiday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
THE IMPERIAL MEETING.
Emperor Francis Joseph and the Gar
Arrive at Kremsier.
They Fall on Each Others Necks and
Prepare TO Talk.

kREMsIER, Aug. 25.-The ear and car
ina, accompanied by the imperial entourage,
arrived here At 1880 this morning. AT the
meeting-of the Russian and Austrian impe-
rial families the Hapsburgs Wore the Rus
sian uniform and tie ROmanoffS wore the
Austrian uniform. The meeting took
place at the railway station and the mon
aTchS embraced. The car and emperor
then entered the same carriage and went 10
the schloSS. The emperOrs and empreSSeS
INDUCED in much embracing and kissing
The ear knelt and kissed the hand of the
Austrian empress. The ear and cZarina, in
going from the station 10 the schloSs of
hremsieT, avoided the town and were
driven through the vast park surrounding
the SchlOSS. \ grand SOiree was given az
the SchlOsS last evening. There was a bril-
liant and animated aSSemblage. Among
those present besides Count MaldrOkey and
Count Toafe. were forty prominent Euro
pean press correspondents. Ii is officially
announced that Germany will send no dele
gate 10 kremsieT to attend any of the con-
ferences between the courts of ST. Peters
burg and Vienna. Emperor Francis .IO-
seph. Immediately after his arrival yeSter-
day, began the work of receiving delega-
tiOnS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26

PARIS. Aug. 25.-The French newSpa-
pers are praising Spain for the attitude she
has assumed toward Germany over the
CarolineS affair. They advise Spain 20 re-
SiSt BiSmarcks greed. and assure the Span
iards that Bismarck will yield if they con-
tinue To maintain a bold front. There is a
great deal said in the press about Franco
Spanish alliance. and this causes uneasineSs
IN French official circles. because il is
feared that Bismarck may make a forcible
complaint about il.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
Races POSTPONED.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Aug. 25.-The
first days races of the East Saginaw Driv-
ing park were postponed on account of
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One Hundred Lives Lost.

ALDEN. Aug. 25.-A native craft. loaded
with pilgrims. was wrecked i'm the Gulf
of Alden to-day, and 100 OF its passengers
were drowned
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
Cold water Convention.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 25.-The State
Prohibitionists assembled in convention
here this morning. There are over 500
delegates present and the convention is the
most animated held for years.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
THE SPORTING RECORD.
Chicago Shuts Out the Detroits in Good
Style, While st. Louis Easily De-
featS the Buffalos.
Several Ball Games and Running Races
Necessarily Postponed On Ao-
count of Rain.
Inclement Weather Seriously Inter-
feres With the Program at
Monmouth Park.
The Best American Bicycle Record
Broken at Washington--Races
at Saratoga.
Ease BALL.
AT CHICAGO.

CHIcAo, Aug. 25.-Clarkson pitched
remarkable game to-day, striking out no
less than ten of the Detroits and aiding
materially in shutting out the visitors, while
Getzein, or the other hand, allowed nearly
all the runs made by the Chicago by his wild
delivery. The attendance was 1, 500. The
weather was too raw for the comfort of the
spectators. The following is the score:
Chicago. ......-..4 0 0 1 0 O-S
Detroit. .....O O O n n n n n n
Earned runs, Chicago 2; home run. Will
hanson; two-baSe hits, Pfeffer, Clarkson,
Dalrymple >, Baldwin ;passed balls, Bennett.I;
first base on balls, Chicago, 3, Detroit 1; first
base on errors, Chicago, l, Detroit, 1; struck
out, by Clarkson, 1, by Gotzian, 4. Umpire,
Gaffney
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25.-The Black Dia-
monds gauged COnway's delivery TODAY
and batted for nineteen hits, with a total of
tWenty-siX bases, earning six runs Kirby
was also batted freely, the Buffalos scOr-
ing eleven hits, with total OF thirteen
bases. In the fifth inning Seerv drove the
ball over the right field fence and scored
home run. The visitors tied the score in
the first half of the seventh inning. in
which Richardson, Brouthers. Rowe,
White, Crowley, Myers and Lille made
successive hits, CrOwley's being a double,
no others were at the bat. Rowe was put
out running to second, White was put out
at third, after having been caught mapping
at first and being saved by McKinnon's
muf and overthrow to second, and Myers
was put out at the plate. In their half OF
that inning St Louis scored five runs on a
base on balls, Lilies excusable muff,
Whites error, Dunlap's single, McKinnon's
two-bagger and Lewis single. The follow
ing is the score:
st. Louis ...2 2 0 l 115 1 *-l3
Buffalo. o.-..-....1 O1 3 O Or
Earned runs, st. Louis 6, Buffalo 2;rhome
run, Seary; two-base hits, McKinnon, Bum
lap, Quinn, BrOuthers, Crowley; passed ball,
Briody 1; first base ON balls, Off Kirby 3, Off
Conway 3; first base on errors, Buffalo 4, St.
Louis >; struck out, by Kirby 3, by Conway 2; {;
double plays, Richardson, Rowe and Brouth-
ers; umpire, Sullivan.
POSTPONED.
The Atlantic and Brooklyn and the Phil
adelphia and Boston games, at Philadelphia;
Louisville and PittSburg, at Pittsburg; st.
Louis and Cincinnati, at Cincinnati.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
AT MADRID.

MADRID, Aug. 25.-During the past
twelve hours there have been reported in
Madrid twenty-One new cases OF cholera.
King Alfonso visited hospitals here to-day,
and will return TO La Granja tomorrow.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26

In q quarrel at New Albany, Ind, Elmer
Michaels shot and kiledJamss Brady.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
A Worthy Enterprise.

During one day las, week, through
the kindness OF our iriend, Dwight
Jones, Il CHIEF reporter had h pleas
ure oil going through the large and eN-
tensisv Touring mill lately erccte1 and
equipped bv the Red Cloud Milling
Company, OF which Il ID Jones, Dwight
Jones, X. Sseen, |. frisbie and Mr..
Bingham are prominent stockholders.
The mill property l. located on the
Republican river two mixes west 81
Red Cloud, just nortn of the Old Red
Cloud miii, which l. one OF the relics
of the early DAYS al our city. The new
mill j. tuUr sto,ie. high from basement
10 attic. ana l. supplied with Al the
latest and most perfect mill machinery
10 tie procured IN the United States. NJ
a cost of something like S;o,OUO, and
within itself l. II perfect aud As com
p!ete a mill as there H. In the state of
Nebraska. with Il capacity %. rs bar
refs of flour per day. For the last ten
wecAs, Mr.. Carleton. tine gon,!ynIauiy
agent Of T.. +. A!lis ~ Co, Of Wi>con-
SIN, the firm Who had the contract 10
put in the machinery. has been in the
city with his gang oi milirichts putting
IN and ~per.ectlng the machinery, and
so perfectly WAS tins done that when
the nall WAS started up Tor the INST
time there WAS not a piece that did not
with perfect Ease ami without a
stoppage being necessary. The CHIEF
congratula,es the projectors oi the Red
Cloud Milling Go. on having n mill
that Is so perfect IN every sense III the
word, and wishes them the unlimited
success that tney 50 richly deserve. IL
is q Red Cloud ard Webster county en-
terprise and one that wall he the mean
oi building up our trade and encuur
age our farmers to grow nor small
grain IN this v~icInity. The company
propose to YORK the plant for all Il Is
worth, and - ;Uat end propose L. work
the mill 10 lis full capacity. and are
making arrangements 10 sup Hour 20
all parts OF his, stale and Kansas, ami
will make Hour that viii compete with
any that Can be made III tins or any
other state. During ;ne iirs; few days
the mill was IN operation Il perfect
stream of wagons poured IN from all
parts UI DebStcT, Smith and Jewell
counties. and for awhile II looked like
a new town had been started at the
mil. We take great pleasure IN r.
commencing the mill and Us n To-
the people oi the state. and eel certain
that their patr ous will tind them q u
teous, otIiging. and honorable business
men. Success ID them 4. the best Sish
of The CHIEF.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON.
a Heavy Wind Storm From the
Northwest on last Friday.

On last Friday morning about , a
NJ. a heavy Wind sprung up after =
ye-y calm day on Thursday. and was
quite destructive, though IL dId uu ser
ious damage her.ahoucs wIIu the ex-
ccptlon OF blowing down out houses,
small barns. etc, that were not well
anchored, but III the country the newly
stacked hay as well as the old ones
took n lily and We're strewn To the
four winds, aud the farmers are talking
Ofgetting IA search warrants 10 I! I'd u
At Inavtie the school house that WIS
recently moved to- that burg was blown
from It's foundation. IL Was Hot verv
serious, but considered by the Oldest
settler as being a rather cold recep-
ton" for the opening of winter. At
Alma Il brick store wnich had recently
been erected. WAS blown down. Upon
the whole IL was a serious storm and
one that VII be remembered ~ n ter
ror. On Tuesday following there vas
another wiud,torm, and We presume
nov that winter has set in. No damage
except the above has been reported hy
our special correspondents III tie
country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
Tho G.. A. r. EEcampment.

1t is announced by A. Y. Cole, dept.
commander of the state OF Nebraska
Grand Army Of the Republic. that the
next encampment will be held at Red
Cloud, commencing OF the third We'd
nesday Of February 1886. his Is Il
meeting OF great importance and as
there will be representations oil all the
different posts of the q. 4. K. Of the
state, also of the relief corps and
camps of Sons Of Veterans. Our city
no doubt will be crowded to its utmost
capasity and it will require the cooper
alton OF all the people OF the city -
we'll AS those of the country around the
city 10 take care Of the people that viii
attend this important gathering of the
boys in blue. aud A. the Grand Army
post at tins place Is few In numbers
and OF small mean II Will he
necessary for the public at large 10
take hold and assist them in tie way
of preparing sleeping places and a.so
- furnish other necessarles that will
necessarily involve expense. and we
ave no doubt hut our city viii re-
rpond to the call and make everything
as p !.asant for the visitors as Il III
their power. Tire following committee
have been appointed tn take charge Of
This matter and We are satisfied that
The arrangements Will be properly
made and the programm fully carri-
ed pur: j. l.. Miller, L.. Il. Fulton. j
\. Tuileys, Jos. ". Warren, NJ. L. Nc
Nit.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
A COAL MINING COMPANY
Organizing for the Purpose o.
Prospecting for Coal In tho vi
cinity OF Red Cloud

We understand that the following
gentlemen, \. J. kenney, SIlas CARRIER.
J. l.. Miner, Joseph CARRIER. l.. '.
Shirley, John Kellogg. J. II. RemsbeTg.
and several others. have Srm-d a
company with 4 capital stock OF 5000
tor the purpose OF prospecting for Goa!
and boring far an a-tesian well IN the
vicinity OF Red Cloud. This "a indeed
a move in the nigh. direction. and the
gentlemen whose names appear above
are Il guarantee that the work Val.
begin.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
Takc Notice.

The Traders Lumber Co, o! thi.
city. Mr. r. T. Gvble manager. j. now
fully prepared 10 furnish the people %
the country ajjaec- 20 BciGoud with
lumber. building matanat lime. hair
cement, hard and soft coal. etc ig
any quantity desired ard a; the most
reasoGat rates. twill pay TIE peo-
pie u Webster. smith and Jewell.
cuu1iies. and n fact any agd everyone
in a radius Of sfiy miles %! Red Cloud
To ct figures from the Traders lumber
conldsny IL intending 10 build, A. the
company are bound u eel lumber sl
ali hazards. When you want ans thing
IN our line call and see Us before buy
Ing elsewhere.
TRADEEs LuxBEg co.
Per +. T. GoRLE
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

CoTriS0. "a usual. mak0ap s,vg,rt
display Of holiday gof besutiflI
plush Adams and toilet Uses. mani
cures. travelling cases 80 with ott a
doubt the largest stock VI hoax ever
brought e. thI- valley. hss. owes
6pJ volumes of bouu1 p8hli, ,tious
representing every heApf htr4,nr-
IL wIil pay YOU TO eEanhi ny STICK o."
oilense u You 10 not piensv. call anal
see Us
For bargains 80 Ire good. dro.s
aanaeis. Jerseys. yarns ioods. Ham
burg lac'S shespeF g4e, ever at Mr..
-,ewhDuss-
Canon CiiY coal 3; Fhu& FREE
Call All ser e. Iseu'- cieeins
patterns ol aail peg al boule'e
\ nev stock oftall paper and
border. jg,, Frec.vr5t & a oscn.
scarf two. unl ga a, - cent.
ani upHari- Al 10 Golden Easio
clothing store. 4
Fine sea- and ~ imssa' Tho C'iy
Pharmacy
Now ia the Ind 70 buY in you
wiater coal Bcforf GA 10 40 cal on
;he Fiatt < Frees fhmber company.
c4sf Webster sirsG.
Nss eoalz ju.i hpm Tho manuf.c-
turer.. consisting S.ysyta 'sx l.rsl.y
kept n a Erst essa ,trsT s.Drl.
En- ..s 4 -
WsyTYp-p Sd s'ecf esly~, fyr
which ! wIi pay seasoua Pie ru~" -
cash. sz' =. UEs-HY.
For horsis. yasa HsmH1r. .slslngz
anil faces <" - ~ ssr aYa.e
Goa. l,nse. bais- etc. A. Piztt Fs~es
lumber wards
Children slsnsl azs1 .: ihs
Golden f4xle. s
KfzENtx 4 M~EE. 'be ros,1ss~
s,a:lonsr. sBd aess dszeSs are bu,us
40 ;heir store yfh al immense hnss
at holiday ~ OF 80 te.enEiiou.
Call and s~s ~.
Don't fool YssrssH assi tl.iuk you
have found - ins I -,ra e Christ
ms gv Is t.~n A. yol hase sees.
CogtlDgs dSAs
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
A Shirt Factor =

Mrs. G. n. Mechanics, sfahis city.
has determined to open ,titft factory
in this city. She has hais ears Of ex-
perience in the business ankels con
fident that she can give sa&3faction n.
Hhe guarantees shirts to 6t .sperfectly
as those made in large fac rios. Pat
ronize home and give Mrs. MeDaniels
a trial. At present she a II found
at her residence IN the south part OF
CITY
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
Our New Press.

About December % The CHIEF
Office will have a brand new Prouty
steam printing press which it has late
ly pune Eased. We have been compelled
to make this heavy outlay for presses
from the tact that our business has so
greatly increased owe our greatest an
ticipations that il has become necessary
To put in better facilities m order To-
accommodate our trade and please u
patrons. .Or,r s,,bsefifGpn list has
Increased tnreefold durl khc last two
years, and at the rate We fe receiving
new subscribers We autf pate "A list OF
1900 within the next tw9e months.
We shall always feel ver g kindly to
our friends who have pat aIzed US III
the past and hope thatsth 8 will con-
tinue to do so in the fut o.. and IN
turn we shall endeayor t.s%giv. them
the hes; paper published ! slhe county
During the coming year ~NthaIi make
n great many iinprovenss IN The
CHIEF and thereby keepi the front
ranks Of journalism.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11


Before purchasing presents 70 10 ;he
: and 10 cent counters AZ F0TTcstsfs.
BaLBgIGas bose Tor ladies' IN endless
quantiIis, st Mrs Neshogsss Az
Stop and look q, C. a Oxen. sal
paper and tDfder-. also = nsx aud
fresh stock Of paints aud wInd0w
curtains.
We have jus, reserved fine =, al
confecfioaery-zs fine az . "a. see
In any cts, kleetnSn & WIenss
DoSr you forge. il, G. 4. Ox.n hxs
the fines, line - "a paper and ls9ri
ers ever brought Ses. - Lincoln.
Western Cottage an. Sterling organs
and Sterling and slHssAy pianos. ior
sac by J. :. Aoli-
For bargains il Try god. - 10 Mn
NeShou-s
We are receiving every day hoi 5sy
goods 81 every de-cylptsou. CAi AID
exan1ias taEm w&:ssE < wALIArE
osereosis At Eai ard sp~sEds 81
the Golden Ea<se.
Eockwhezs a5ar and msp,e syrup a.
Hackers
For the be~t or-zns see -. Western
Cottage, cold ty j : NolL
iou can 20; tlss bet organ s5r the
le2.. rr0slsy, ef J. : Solt-
Go - the rIztE ( Free. LuaabF 80
when ysu s4rE eos. lsmbsg lSss
shsngasss g.. ~ poce Lsz1 .ia psy
yea To bay
Go Ia fc.z-tsr- for your osIor~s
gsssss.e- Caespes. h01ss IN tie
city.
Its no sousisr sast tire 6oslsz.
Eagle sends o2t - E1=ns 5rSs han
de-. when yoz Gza re- . govL. se~s1-
ab1csali IA laess 24s foF $50 ah~
upxG6~- os.-.ess kcn So snsl
nr&
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
PICK-UPS.

Over loo varieties Of gents mufiiers
and silk handkerchief. in ali qualities
and endless variety Ct colors a, the
Golden Eagle.
REV. H. X, BUSHNELL Of Hastings
will preach in the Presbyterian church
in this city SABBATH morning and even
inf, December 18th.
VAS AUKES has a good bus, having
purchased the Gardner house 'bu. AZ
Red Cloud. Ellsworth Webb brought
IL from there this week.-Orka1Rs E.
G. G. WATSON OF Wall Lake, Iowa,
brother OF II. A. Watson Of this city.
has concluded to locate here and Will
engage in the transfer business with
his brother, the firm will be known ~
Watson Bro..
A. s. MARSH and wife have returned
home. Mr.. Marsh will now turn Ia.
attention towards learnin. how u
shuttle Uncle Sans mail matter pre-
paratory 10 taking charge OF the Red
Cloud postoifice January /.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

MAgRIED.-It is not often that a quill
driver gets left on news. but once 1 n
awhile ''sicn" does occur. This time
Bradbrook, the handsome ith Avenue
photographer of this city, VINO has
been making love 40 these many
days" u~nbehnown to our reporters,
very quietly took unto him-el'a help
meet OF December |. by the name Of
Miss Theresa Egghoif,r, of Blue Hill,
the ceremony beiag consumated by
Rev. Geo. o. Yeiser, at his re-idense on
Seward street. This il the first time
tina, We haye ever been fooled on a
fellow that was about To be married,
but Brad explains matters by saying
that he would have reported the fact,
only he was a little o modest. How
ever, be that n IT may, IHE CHIEF
takes great pleasure in congratulating
the happy couple. and hopes hat their
JOY may never grow less. Here's our
editorial first, Brad, for n long and
happy life Of connubial bliss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
9 Per Cent Farm Z ON.

The Nebraska Farm Id will
make you a loan on VOC 3arm at
straight 9 per cent and & tnish the
money without any delay. Gall on
them in the Red Cloud Natipnal Bank
Building.