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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
JUDGE LYNCH.
An Incarnntc Black Fiend Brains q
White Woman and Her Two
Little Children.
His Follow illRcImen CIHmor to Roas
Him Aliro-He is Taken FROM JAN
Never to Return.
special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette,
WANERiN, Ten Dec. lS.--News has
Just reached here OF intense excitement
prevailing at Montgomery, twcnly-threc
miles southwest of here. A bright mulat-
TO negro boy, nineteen years old, named
jackson Bonnet, Drained the wife and
two children OF Mr.. John Smith, white.
Tee latter was serving on the grand jury
last week. One of the children has died
and the mother is reported dying. Ben
net was caught by the negroes, who were
clamorous to burn the iuhuman ncnd,
but the authorities prevented it. The
entire community was aroused, and II
was fully decided that Bennett be lynChed,
but ont OF respect 10 venerable
Judge Mortimer, then holding district
court, the lYnching picnic was postponed
until Saturday. Last night II was ru.
m0red that Judge Mortimer had ordered
the negro removed to Houston for safety,
and large number OF the most influential
citizens Immediately gave notice that Ben
net could not leave the jail alive
The judge reconsldered his order, and as
the court adjourned Thursday the
Judge left for Houston this morning To.
night an immense crowd IL reported 90
have demanded and obtained Bennett and
will either hang him tonight or will do
SO tomorrow. Every good citizen ap-
proves the deed,as the negro outrages are
too frequent In thi section.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19

amount OF money for the society. Miss
b, O'nrion was awarded the Quilt. having
collected S00.05, Mrs. Cleveland, second
$3.50.
M0rrlage lic0nscs wero Issued TO-DAY to
Mr. D, r. Richardson aud Minnie R.fe,
w. u, shaw and Matte Vale.
We were told to-day hy MIR. w. n. Hud.
son that Mr.. Randolph had accepted his
proposition Tor compromise, but was
informed later by Mr., Randolph's attor-
ney that snch was not The case, but they
were making an ofiOrt To do so.
Inc jury In the Witchorcase was dis
charged this morning byjudse Hall, they
failing 10 agree ON q Verdict.
Mr' and Mrs, s. W. Lambert went 10
Corsicana to-day.
Cotton is coming IN very slow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
nnmnton,. Appolntment HnI.

WASHINGTON, Dec, l8.--The following
is the full text OF the bin introduced BY
Senator Hampton to-day 20 make IL mn
lawful for senators or representatives 10
recommend, or solicit appointments 10
Office
whereas, additional legislation u
necessary to carry out the intention Of
the tenth section Of the act OF congress
of the 10th OF january, 1883, entitled an
act TO regulate and improve the civh
service OF the United States aud,
Whereas, the recommending or solicit
ing Of appointments 10 Office by senators
or representatives Is not only con-
trary TO the spirit Of said
section, but also interferes seriously with
the performance OF their legislative
duties; now, therefore,
Be II enacted, that IL shall be INSIDE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
A HEAVY FAILURE.
A Big hook Concern Fails by the waysldo
In NJ Louis.

In ~ Louis.
ST. LoUIs, Dec. ls.-4The 81. LOUIS
Stationery and Book company confessed
judgment ia the circuit court this after.
noon in favor Of Hugh X. Hidreth for
$40, 700. Mr.. iliidrelh is ex-president 81
aud heavy stakeholder In the concern
and alleges he has advanced largt sums Of
money TO the company and that the com
pany owes him for salary and
dividends the sum Of the Judgment. An
order OF sale was issued and the sheriff
took possession Of the company's stores,
405, 4O7 and 400 North Fourth street, and
will proceed TO sell The stock. Later IN
the afternoon Ezra II Lndley and the
Mechanics bank commenced attachment
suits, the former for sl2, 800 and the latter
for Sl0,500, against the company and
Mr., Eildreth which were executed by
leyying on real estate aud on the store.
The liabilities Of the company are stated
20 be Sl50G GOO and assets $4,000 Mr..
lilldreth says the above action vas taken
IN consequence Of false reports having
been circulated against the company ia
the fast and demands being made on
them BY various Eastern houses for Inn
mediate payment Of obligations, although
the nrm claim they have not dollar Of
paper maturing this year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
chenoweth's Enemios at WORK.

Special 10 the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l8.-The friends OF
First Auditor Chenoweth are busily en-
gagged in getting pledges in the senate to
secure that officials confirmation. The
outlook is very serious for the too preN'
Gus Texan. lie has hacked away at the
scientific business in such an iconoclastlc
spirit that he has raised a perfect storm
OF Indignation. His enemies have de.
termined that no other treasury clerk, "
as Prot Agassiz styles the auditor, shall
ever interfere with the expenditures Of
the scientific bureau. They have secured
Senator Morrill's influence and that OF
Senator Morgan to beat Chenowcth, and
things look decidedly squally for him.
The first auditor will finally pull through,
because his action has been guided by
honest intentions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19

The wizard on Troupe Raise Msney for
the Poor- iaiirohd Extension.
special % NE ,nx ste
HousrOH, TkS., Dee. ls.W. j. WI.
s0n, who fatally statbcd GglMtin Gunu
four months ago, was acquitted to-day on
The ground u seli-dufonre.
Material has been purchased, and the
Western Marrow Gauge road vii be- ex.
tended twenty miles west ~ eealy toward
New uim right away under the lcw Own
ers.
Prairie fires vest Of the city destroyed
several hundred dollars sOrll u property
thls afternoon.
Tie Wilafd 90 company cleared 600
at the clarily concert 10 night Tor No 10
c3l poor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
They are ,i,nind The rlmoa.

WAsHlNGroN, Dec. Western sena.
tors arc receiving letters In great num-
bers urgiug them TO oppose the cOuhrma.
tlon of Land Commissioner Sparks be-
cause OF his recent rulings, MIR. Sparks
was confirmed by the senate as oommia.
-oner OF the general land Office ON the
25th day of Lass Match.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
Congres.lonal nnY Id Nc,, nrlennn.

WASHINGTON, Dec, Is The president
pro temporc Of the senate laid before that
body an invitation from the North South
& Central American exposition at New
Orleans on December 20, which has been
designated by the management as con.
grcssional day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
LAREDO.

tohA tiiAl -HANAlfNU bNltfF 10 tt NhntHHA
Picnic Tor Smuggler,
Special 10 tho Gazette.
LAREDO, Tx, Dee. 49, Nouchcho
Hernandez was found dead IN the river,
to-day, on the Mexican side. On taking
tho body from the water an ugly wound
was found on his head Indicating murder
10y the use OF some sharp instrument.
A private dispatch from Monterey says
that Spulyeda will be- sent TO the City oi
Mexico, aud that the officer who ordered
the state troops 20 fire on the fedora
forces, under Gen Reyes, now governor,
will be shot for the act.
During the temporary turmoil In Mex.
lean affairs on the border, II is evident
that over 100000 worth OF American
goods have been struggled into Mexico
destined for the Interior, and no arrests
have been made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
AMnItlnr ,nnllrmnlInn.

WAsnrNGroN, Dec. 49, To.day's Con
gressional Record contains twenty-five
pages of nomlG tnns sent 10 the senate
eince the beginning OF the present session.
They number about 1900 cases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
sENAToRIAL sANINGs

Mr. Voorhees, expresses the opinion
that there will be more excitement in the
executive sessions than for years past.
MIR. Sherman says that the Republican
senators will take issue with the presi-
dent ON only two classes OF nominations.
First, when Republican officials have
been Suspended on charges affecting their
personal character or public untitness,
which are not justified 10y the facts, and,
second where appointments have been
made which are notCriously unit.
lie says he knows several cases OF this
character
TO BE GIVEN A CHICAGO MAN.
1t is again reported that the Office Of
supervising architect of tho treasury will
be rendered to Mr.. Whitehonse of
Chicago. This report Is credited by his
friends here,
THE FIRST BILL SIGNED.
The first bill sent to the president for
signature is that removing the political
disabilities of Gen. LawtOn. II is stated
that he will be rendered the first Important
mission that is vacant. II II /, decided 20
I'LL the Austrian mission he win probably
be sent there
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
The Bureau Of Animal Industry
Waiting for More Light on
infectious Diseases
Before Establishing Line OF Demar
cation for Texas Cattle...Antl.
COnilrmationisis.
Austria May 30 offered to Lawton-
Lively Executive session--Two Hun.
dred Shakes in six Minutes.
NOT Yet Marked out.

special TO the Gazette,
WASHINGTON, Dec. rs. -- Regarding
statements made Ia a call for conyen-
ton OF cattlemen 60 meet In Austin.
Tex, that the bureau OF animal Industry OF
this city had fixed the quarantine line
running north and south through the
state, TO prevent the transportation OF
cattle with infectious diseases, DR.. SUM.
van, chief of the bureau, told your cor.
respondent o-day that the bureau had
not established a line ID IS waiting for
more information. The investigation
was undertaken at the request Of cattle
men, to ascertain from what portion OF
Texas cattle can be safely taken in order
To remove the embargo which has been
placed upon the cattle trade OF the entire
state. DR.. sullivan does not think thar
an absolutely accurate line Of this char.
actcr can be defined, but some cattlemen
have expressed an opinion that a linc
could extend from the vicinity OF Henri
eta, in Clay county, ON the northern
state line, to Eagle Pass, on the Rio
Grande.
BILL TO SPEND MONEY UsELESsLY.
In the senate yesterday MIR. Sewell IN,
troduced hill To create the secretaries
of state and war and the librariar
| of congress board to determine which
battle-helds OF the revolutionary war ar,
worthy of communication by the erection
of monuments, and also providing tha
| the government win duplicate an,
amount raised by any association towart
the erection of such monuments.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19

The president disposed OF two hundred
hand-shakers to-day in SIX minutes,
Among the last To ebuke his hand was
Maj Nathaniel lIurd of New York, origi-
nally from Maine He is 20 years old
and cast n vote for President Madison
The last time me- was iu Washington hp
shook hands with Andrew jackson. He
was accompanied by his graud-daughtcr
NOON ~ POSTAL CARDS.
Third Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eDl Hazen has received reports from
seven Of the leading pos'oHlccs
which show that during the month Of
October and December the sales Of pos.
tai cards show large increase over the
corresponding months of last year.
1IsXAs POSTAL CHANGES,
The Star srryica fruw Bprgct 10 lam
paSas from Jan /, 1856. embrace the sup
ply Of the Office OF Stricbling, next after
Barnet aud omits Sage.
The Star service between Bertram and
Strckling discontinued.
The r. z. o. service has been cstab-
li,hed on the line Of the Kansas & Gulf
Short Line railway between Tyler aud
Lutkin, Texas, u distance Of eighty-ninc
miles, 90 take effect Dee. ~ 1885, Tho
line will be known as the Tyler & Lulkin
II - a.
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FARMERS CREEK

H-.rs ~-, = n $50 g.
Isr s--~~. r.. ~s-F rs.g-
,.sr ss~ e. 80 .Nast.-
e. ss '- .se
+. - GO .-x $40
a "a
jsH- AMI - n - az
rrr,. ~ l.~ " Nsau 80
81. -i .3-r, - 80
la
NJ N4- ar t-r. .; ., = -.
a .,- NJ li.ae-
a.. N-iar tss -asss. ..Ai solves.
= = .ras t~;iFF 80 = a-t
IT,, H. Tss,.n - itss-i sssun,y
ra o~~a sau. 4 ~V-o.rsclst --sufx
4. = a. - ~ "a. gene 1, >es II
-,1... asa. f,ria ~, i,n dsy.. zen
-r .o.ia ss-tr Z Ia Nuc.c- ,0ualy
" are l-,srs sorne sHrt,rnssag
os,f the -, orr- az hefs. &C ta5us
.ouls 81 lie cty-- 81 Pc sputhFrn rass
'asa. 81, / a, rua-i~s trgv ~ neSs
tss 81. Rho ,sfr.s.t l~4gaHt-~n. 80 -
a~G- vI:a = ru..uD t.E = Sfsn ns~ !
" pzr. kunoT -. 5. That re -:
uus nAUr. sn Tie sgcss
Car,
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SCO-T.

=. veal. N-. been v'-v 'hsur>
aNfc frr srrr.'ue. Ny - uuf iri"pi'
RE coughing and .uoofrc 10 o1l.s-
QUEEN"
Fsv. NJ C-prc- .rf - 70. AZ NJ
w &c fem " lio Rave Kan D..
v.-a Il - families. have been yi-ItInC
'rIsr V here.
NJ Wary i-r.0u learned ''-' hey
husband =. crv~i ~ in.ury ~ falling
~ = rIrs and returned horI- before
htr sg.t' wus rprV."'''
OF F.uuim.~. .1rp-'ed The people
90! '.I- u't.e tv tG, Eppp"Rrsrr" toy
.rr; . t.u go h~ dead
MD - i|neugh d. very ~
tt. quarterly ms~tirv ~ The Rcd
C1.ul c-ru, VH- heit A. Walnut
zee. BIt g.. s,t"nt~i h",apse %
- old INT tt4se eao trsrh ti~ q
t,r..~ruon. Vlf never forget them
WV - " & -rer silent ". a!
way Delighted 10 reading 81. ;t.ms
Era
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ISASALE

T.. hr..f,t .oo. .u,,r d,,- .,
I'll. III, turh. IL, u-np,. >,
u,
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La t~ - ~, an .,.,- =,
al, ~. and tia..ar.s.1,ts ~.
.u .,, t. "
80
Tie u.~t Sc 49,. il. .i.,.,, NV.
..t u~.,,..,.. hr.t,, ., >.
ut.. Z, lr,. ,.u
500. r~.,l, .,c l-,ry r.u-s,,,,
NJ NsJ..r Ia. ly.t t,t- az -, l,.Io a,
t..,.r "a.
A.r.ipr school ~ he'd IN dt.tr.-t
=. I.., EN-. -, 800
a. rtup,t. VICTOR, &, -, d.,
Nj. 10 ,.,aeli w.. GWEN IA, u.a.,..
49, .f-.t,r
Nd ,,r,, ..inrpso. Al " Ami.
s.u.r,~ In. .,.sth ,,tl..tI, Zoe.
M MN
NJ N,tn,n Mar f.,n-,l, NJ
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SOCTE SIDE

r.. Penny C Lyo.un as' de-
B-s.."-u hss move! - town.
T.. -.-,ierDsr CaopYanz SCOT o. e
Pcs:.r. sa-u hAv. snoz4t 5Ip.hei ;h~.-
-oft-~t Tn~y have soue eas osx
% fo- a.
Tom Long has ron. % c~c. b.
. ..sy = -~~s
ID a.. s-ru - ..1ra.! Hroz Ss.
~ s
z Turner 49, 80. II : ~ n22' ~.
.~1--.3-i - .s8x tAE~< < rAbnD
al i -srisa - J; 20 .srgF- =
.1uol bE 49,. !: i2sY aATs
~.
lie r meetings h~-t ~ tas
a.ey SEQ zoe 49,. = EraaG .1I~s
mAzy r~-rx y~.o. -1ta fh@ Nzst.f
: Ha. s.I ~Hr. nxv. Il.
trnx. - 20 40 .1@-s axs1 Em-
n a.In, % tE@ IA. pRts.
su5 = making E--ai t--E-4oa IL
E~2~ ~ras &C 49, :ast - co3G ,-sye
.Is n- "a fhIrte@n days
F.gre ;Alx y fz=Aaz basKIay c01
=. .oyn a. psabie tor 5s4r tie corr
80 - t7-a, no ~ PFC uss - -.
gro1nG
E-ne-- Alsn hx- raorei into ~
:. hszs< sod s-c.s.os - \. ~
He.tss rscso
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JUDSOS.

{ S.CTsn .hIrI~I h. ca.ile On fn-
day = % o~g". q: shIch IL raj =
iest.
Charley Curtis. ha. rented ne farm
- SEQ Rec
NJ. Johnson has ,~o hns jer.sy
pig.
Tha- Rvsr sIld ~ head % hoEs
rs.Airg - -. zach. I'D has over
- h..d ~ cai''-. Tie s q o. or
'-~-' fArwrr.
-r~rlsrg school n ds;uct ~ -a' .
--rri
ShrpI ~ dI.i--, a ha. clr~d shes
tom - 81 months
Wm Rare" hu been o. the sscA
1T wstn a hsd lsr
~ z..s-- DAT 9 vas a tFre fo-
vr'' 81 rau1-~
~ ttoucui VIM ETsn 40 u 80; uI
-. -.-4- oy-- ius: gJrl
W were lon. 'rg through 9s~s"
.Tsr- y gol'es TsHr. Irsy EErr 9
e.. % r.';.e rsAy -saSr 81 mar.
40. ..pox-luAd osho-r Taey
WA~.s. @.i- Corr.
Matt - -. 81 hAyrT. Al f0gDt
or Tee Cause 81: :. . by snd
Scas lu - sn-
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FROM NV ORLEANS

tTTfsr sIf Tprsls tssf-s.Ssasss
Ma ORllLsss. IA. tes zist. ~
kDIIYE 'uIu / have re, returned
from ulr Erprt'oD grounds attn fearful
tf"l t..l 49, crop so = fs- atsss. 10
a.. G.s ssscrA gsy. f0r the a~lAnsssrs
- set a. ia. sJ.hiu.s - the sfsa@s-
i,sa In RUNNING nfosr The art gallery
-. 10 open ga . is- days. s.s0 ~.
McIlcsu buitiIrS % pos sl~s YET.
Mpt ct thr tine stc~s "a. t-su reuaos-
81 A. Issc INST 81 the srh.Dss are ov-s-
s.th AID 10. GAMERS SAINT 70 ..t sssy
I4si =. s,-'n a. ps--ui~. a. ti.sy dons
bs 49, ~ s-.ng s.gB1isi q rnors
tuau -rs u~"re~Ary. - hsA,A
uu. 20 th~fn rrGn.f. iAy of too ssu.
tie s~ld 4 tc didn't ~ home Yoospsd
hc would tie hsPgaiy sIsprt.ed {! hsAs
Assd ds. - ia p4slD;~ - os~r easrgsg
~alrh - undoubtedly true. All .
.Aane and ds.rscs "a cay sss Sss
Of4CsG. t.. fAFs Il AIarnca. there
- even oors3BCA,ss pan s0s maasnS
money inst can 10 tsussEh; II IL .
na.s1sA rch ha,ve~s 10 ~t~s.ns.s
n..n i.rrs AID vas.yJssa,soo compsa.
re -u.s; care vbtss cAry ,~a~s-sES.s
- - ts$as$PNs 1919 - @te
ul..ss s0g bss cents vhlie tho .,SsalaAs
charges lfesa cent?. tie street care
c.YuA carr a.lf Ire - Hr, a.! rnass
= by s~lRs;uDAs lac 1. . Ma "
H.S I.un~-~ aad s~vsrsi Vssf
..s. ss.ssAs yans ns&f Lrre. ssD
= SPANISH nav, sssssa IL. rassssts
az. -; COS ban. orovs~4 VIII 81
.p!~ .! .aTdsE ,~sSs&Atsss ~fS-ssss.
is.gCs. "a - t~ss. csrrDS. t2r1ips.
c&tt.<s sona,O~s aud osIss AS are
SO . t-sa.A; 4.fes fruH FAr&s.
.Or 49, -; ] hsvs "a! sDas s~rs~d -
!urGE nv cay Ds-nS ~ s.Ay here
Fave AG met az . -Is | a.. 40
| quasa.=! -. .I1.pi eT@sDTsf.0r Pup
Las SO .slass every ,hsss - lag
I Set-Ass % 80 hoa,SAs6 yoa cat b~t
yosr Re SsaEA.ss . ss:GaS tss-s /
aAse L~aFd sg:eAs nsny fs52sfk q
Nss-osA . tas b~s. r~e,.ssens<t %
az .2:. .ooote.sg o:ssr sx.- 1~
s-~ks 1850 Iosa apOs Asdvo-
49,. az. EDose siAsssn Q! ssen 49,:
v~x~A-. as! .rz4.. ia. a. as Ma
-. cysBe.as6. C.iffo-nA Nal OsW .
a-s ~sl -rp-v.<a.s6 & frga Fior1s
ars4 tD- .&x Il -slxs. sal xzgrs.
F9-4at4 ~ - HAAEp taAs
1ss = 90 sra11S Lax a11aS~
.o1s ass s>sA .szs -. xsA
@.sr r-Is. a. Osessa F-aA<s
&sS s~ LUEsAs Aaxx@vz. .
zG vG&a DC e.s n.1z Gc1a
ir1m s@.~ S-~brksEs BE- |. 1ss
. IAN - isz sisE ~EA 80 lass "a
-; o.. Eas WA a.sxsss 10 aass
E~aaoa y ZEE o--s.y E4-sssCSD~y
a u1axzs.s .; q. .4s 1rsxSsA Sosas
M S~oss.4 % - company 80 as
s-aESUa u HE.~
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ELM hill

= s-o-. A. ''o-s.
Ya-m.r shp ily. di1eir rom a.
to winter Rr- tIuus lor .prny o.
cprr- - ,hey csn hni-h.Sathrfl"s then
corn
Go Gr,y won't - tnhsy . mall not
lonc ago ore g IN hof.-- 'tpI"d
and f.lI. Irjunug lt.c.f 80 The !Ir.-
Tie m-,iIns on I'm Creek ha.
com. - a cl,~- w.t. larr~ runisr
added a. the 'turrh The Re- John
{, Wake e ~. B'n-'llll rlrcIi }. ti'e
-7chr mru lu ia, -3-ht par" H~ - a
msa ,sa;p "a prv.' p! good tn
the cause r. 't-s--s ..s
W Va, packed ur Do. g'.sis 'he
~ ~ isy ,, .'sr' ~ EsN - county
Sgu,.- All 80 . 80 notice before morn
H.. hc could rot ~. M,thcF and has
~. dong We
= Ee-e-l-.p las -r~r5,ci hccufs
rom the y Church :, cInurt
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LIZ O. HrnuO e.

Talking a.cut schools tTrCs TIE
thought, - mind that some teachers
want a lively school IN a WIDE awake
dt-t-ic, Nv Webster county happens
20 hsve iaS; such = place Il i nes-s-
- Guide Rock than BED C.nui which
establishes me .IcE:5-an' IA: rh2: not
al tie lively things telorc ;ott" coun-
" seat. The schoo. n que.Go2 .
!,vsly f1r;g- ;eschcr on!yIhecsuse ony
few 81 The Director. stand fO- 80
-i-h, surely fu- ;he teacher became .
m.;o-ity director = allowed 20 waA
unhiiirn into ;hs .choo. room while
school isIa session Ard sssnd and curse
And swear 20 The scholars, t->rher land
oat-cas until every thing = blue. hen
u-snce around with clenchet f>,s anc
.~t:sive language a. BE heart content;
ItveFy -. the scholars beC22>e certain
how a-e tod 80 h-ti. and take -
-ae f-om aotS.iy. etc Lively for he
district because makes Two Teachers
~,-a II one term. I'D n&s.> Zoe lzv
81 order people rustic 2rc1a4 - :
;hl-i peoo- - abuse. The. hIa:.
AZ su--H.-ei ~ -. b-1-si - .eArl-
e. MO AZ hunting fU- lively gAcs
- peiNSo-le i, ih-ou- ;he d--A-
lsnCu.d 10y. O. Nebraska SuIner
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-27
n. vn Hors. 80 w~~.----..

NJ VkS HoEN. ta- W~n~:-rO'.-s-;
.pc.ors 49,; tAs ret::~d "a. bzrD~-
Eao2 opposs:e tie r.-s; National Bs-s
AID xoG3 e pG.oS 70 s~~ a vho
want . s-.-c&~ shave. hair cut, E1.
o. cod hz:a e. Col 49, .e- hiE
.hsn - need. 81
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a Good Bargain

Z good hote! fo- sale IN e gry..nE
sod pro,'cTyus town ia SebrAssa, o.
.ky ;srIu'. o. st.. trade .Dr yoIng cat
i3e. Atir-.- e! inquiries - or ca. on
Isk ChIKs DtAc. ksd Cloud for iI-tlI-
or particular. 30II
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-27

aoSr claim the a-y-s. .,ock = the
STATE. but have plenty .: i-eh nsA
Goods The latest design. ~ everything
ke,s n :-rr siass --ei-v ~~ah>sa-
rars,. II H.EIA7
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Art.
DE- DDrTLA' dlpn;h"Ia '"' '''
rhrUa: remedy a. h-.-y COOKS Ding
':ore.
erA~oGIE ~ PAT down tunu!"'" e''
that XII at ivJ yeAIs and cannot BE-
pumped dry.
k~IsuTs o: ry.ria- hn"'' '"hd ( q.
/ charms. A isT.- suisme~ as-"''hi'i''
a. N-gn: K Wallace.
FRED LIZ tIa- resigned ms i'-'''h
! on the Argu. and Gas eOn" :" ~"'k IT.
! the Sl.ts Jov-nI. J,u room.
EasEAvED seat tickets - tennessee
coUcer; for -ale At '"os- drus 'tore'
buy cary OF you II ct .ei'.
VIZ are selling clocks nov cheaper
than ever. Au-' have . 'of more
WEiDhT * WALLACE.
ANDY MEANS = o ready to receive
bid- on hi- hou.e winch he IL About I"
build. Th. fe.!or that bid the lowest
vii get the Iob.
! ~.s TEsrIE |. out with petition 10y
the pps. Once, ailc - receiving IH'"
number of Ar He Is. eyed IN
she wool" democrat.
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been known IN Nebraska lei ti' week
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'!'Ghy ~ president hhi 't"s
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-27
-. C.n-ed H.r opintoe

The ~to.loUIng A:t,e cpI.rde took
place ~ Red Cloud the other "a,
o. Lrd,-FIlng gasoline ,ov"-
admou,-asi uy ys.n- lady 70 80 care
fu'-va..ta tat AFRAID. no danger
whatever
Yoalg Ll1v-Wiih a;rirk'e in hey
-. and intent o. = a.;lr fun and = vsl-
u-5'e essen n ues mp. from TIE
d and prorurs- a hre-c-scs"r-
carefully p.--.s directly h"h.ri old
laJv-l.uts 1t and uurr.c!ly retreat.
20 ava,t results Presently \ loud re
port,
Oh LIfv-Tgnr. -li'y n TO air
and clutches mad ; Al space. holle1us
nv sra-iou. sstc-. Susar, 'hro~ 'h.
o,e --t; Il doors. wouldn't have !:
10 r.. ,ose a minute
To-rg I1fy-sttnE m adjacent
room beside herself VIII laughter a.
! the f-sa; Old ,sty received
can! FaaL,-E1ji Aurredly Young
adv. :olloHc! cl.ey ~ Oh la6y
ayosing Tat we're .a-yosaS I'D, @ q
;.rd-rcr G .he wO2,d sy.nss ine ou:
-a.c. s;l.i che wasn't sca-~d-.Os r .
/ Jet .umpf1 ~ .uu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-27
a II. KALEY

La CONCLUDED - ci-cogut tue clothing
tgsiut-. suG nov oser- LT. cu,.r. stpc.
~ ~; IL e.y.t theu out
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-27

Henry Cook hne Just received he
new ntock o: wall papers, tie 4n-
oct seIec.ion over broNAt here.
Decorations. shaCes. and AL EinCD
O; wal paper triTnnings.