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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-30

Special 70 the Sentinel
MADISON, Ind, April 29.-Trimbls Circuit
Court convened at Bedford. KY, last Mon
day, and sent Club Harmon, young mar
ried man, to the penitsntis-y for one year
for perjury, while Bud Devine, who killed
Lafe Gammonds in Calls saloon, took
change of venue to Oldham County. The
Grand Jury also found an Indictment against
Mr.. Chandler, q respectable farmer, for the
attempted murder of widow named Mrs.
Ball. This case is enveleped in mystery,
and there are those who believe he is guilty
and others who think he is innocent. 1t
seems about three weeks ago Mrs. IBsll
came 10 her brothers house about midnight
with her throat cut. he immedia .ely took
her in and dispatched for cid. BE also
stopped at Chandeliers house aud wanted
him TO 90 for doctor bat be complained OF
not feeling well. The next day when she
became strong enough TO speak she said that
her son had been working for Chandler, aud
that night, near l. O'Clock, a knock cams at
the door. In response to hsr inquiry she
WIS told that il was Mr.. Chandler who
wanted to pay her son. When she opened
the door he threw his arms around her and
cut her throat. This is her story; while he
says be was not out OF the house that
night and to verify his statement bis ds1s h-
ter says shs sleeps in the same room WITH
him. But this will all be siftsd through the
court. All we know is, the vomsa's thrOst
was cut, and that a few days later she gave
premature birth 10 q child. +. G.. Leland,
OF this city. will defend Chandler.
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LIS GENlus AM TALENrs

is bound 10 come to the front in any event."
The expression of interest on the faces of
the littls circle encouraged him TO continue:
II was running a weekly peper in 8 sm2ll
Northern Indiana town at the time | met
him. You know how the inhabitants OF
small places go wild ever anything of a freak
ish nature, and the raging sensation inst
then was the work of a blind sign-painler
A party OF advertising fekers had just struck
the village who decorated the walls
and fences in the most gaudY way inagin-
able, the finishing and artistic touches
being done by = member of the party who
was known as the "Only Blind Sign Painter
on EARTH Business with them was rush
ing; every merchant in town came around
and wanted work done, for when tbs blind
sign painter, who was none other than Riley,
felt his way up ladder and dashed off an
artistic sign half the inhabitants OF The place
turned out to witness the feat.
The scheme OF the fakirs, which was an
original one and calculated to catch the null
tituds. al depended on the histriouic ability
OF the Hoosier Poet. He had large, frank,
grHy eyes and the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-30
TIE HOOSIER POET.
An Amusing Chapter IN the Early Life of
James Whitcomb Riley.
tPittsbnrg Dispatch

A little party sat around the CRATE ia the
Seventh avenue lobby yesterday afternoon
A travelling man from Boston, with a slight
literary turn. presumably absorbed from his
native BostoDian atmosphere, had Just laid
DOWN small volume of poems By James
Whitcomb Riley, the Hoosier poet, and was
descantiDg On the quaint beauties OF his dia-
leotic work to a Dispatch representative.
Riley has imortalizsd the Hoosier iu chsrm-
ing verse, and embslned his mannerisms and
pTovincialisms, much SIS was done by Jsmes
Russell Lowell for the New England farmer
in the "Bigelow Papers, and viii Carlston
for the Western farmer in his Farm Bal.
lads" The travelling man waved Justly en-
thusiastic SIS the circle enlarged.
You are speaking of Jim Riley" broke in
q gentleman with the freedom of fellowship
which exists among genteel vsgabonds, whose
business keeps them on the road end renders
them Indifferent to formslities, and esps-
cially that of sn introduction. 81 knew him
we'll. IN fscs, feel a sort of proprietary in
terest in bis work. I don't like to claim the
honor OF discovering him, for man of
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Special 90 the sentlneI.
CRAwfoRpsvuLE, Ind, April 2o.-James
Miller, charged with forging notes to the ex-
tent Of $500, escaped from jail this evening".
He had placed dummy in his cell, aud
when the turnkey came IN 10 lock them up
for the night he ran out OF the door. Miller
vas first arrested last sum mer, but succeeded
In escaping before being brought to trial,
and VAS not rearresled until few weeks ago.
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Opening OF ChicagO's splendid Exchange
CHICAGO, April 29.-The splendid structure
erected for the use OF the Chicago Board of
Trade at an expense of 5000. 600 wAsformally
dedicated this afternoon. The exerc ses
were very simple in their character and took
the fern of q number of addresses inter-
speIsed with orchestral music. The day was
perfect and long befora the beginning of the
formal programme large crowds were throng.
ing sbeut the great building or proceeding
up the broad stairway into the main hall or
trading rocm-the largest one employed for
the purpose in the world. Here aud IN the
galleries wac assembled an audience of about
5000. Nearly every exchange in the Union
was represented, including delegates from
England and California. At 10 o'clock Rev.
Clinton Locke, of this city, insugurated the
proceedings with prayer, aud was followed
by John Il BensleY, Chairman Of the Build
ing Committee, who formally turned over
the keys OF the building 10 F. Nelson Blake,
President of the board. who responded in a
short spefch. The chief address was then
delivered by Emory a. Storrs, who was fol-
lowed in short speeches by fhe represents
tivss Of the visiting bodies.
Following the Grafton of Mr.. Storrs. Pres.
dent Herrick, of the New York Chamber Of
Commerce was introduced and made short
address Hon. Ed Eard Kemble, as represen-
tative OF the Few England boards Mr.. Stan
ford White, Of the Liverpool Exchange,
Cbss. 3. Stone, Of San Francisco, Hugh Nc
Lellan, of Montreal, ex Governor Stanford,
of st. Louis, Geo. A. Pillebury. OF Minueapo-
lis, Colonel Sidney D. Maxwell, OF Cinc;n-
natl, Colonel Geo. s Kinny, OF Nashville,
Wilson Welsh, of Philadelpnis, aud Geo u.
Pear, of Baltimore, were in turn called upon
and made short speeches.
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Rnhr Eound Floating.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. April 2o-The DO iy of
Mr.. Joseph Ssrubsnck, who was drovnrd off
the Jennie Car pbell on the 18th Of March,
was found floating in the river near
Elizabethtown. H., This evening. The Iron
Cliff has gone doTn with q Number % peo-
pie TO identify it. The remains will bs
brought here and forwarded to Pistsburs, IL.
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ST. LOUIS, April ga spscla to tbs Post
Dispatch from Chattanooga Tenn, says:
Will and Charley Irwin, brothers. quarrelsd
there last night about a trifling family mat
ter, when Will plunged a dirk knife in.o
Charley's back, killing him. The murdsrtr
was arrested
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opoCIkI 20 tlU cCHTlnoI.
LoGAEsroRT, April %. - The Democrats
nominated q city ticket last night, ss fol.
lows; Mayor. 2. Fl. MeCreery; Treasurer,
q. 8. Peckham Clerk. NJ. r. Wolfe Mar
shnl, Henry 0Wsten; Water Works Teustss.
William Johnson. IL will be elected by q
large majority next Tuesday.
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Acute rheumatism lie an Inflammation of
the joints, marked by pain, heat, rsdnsss
and n tendency 20 suddenly shift from one
joint 20 another. With these symptoms ap.
affected parts without delay. Price twenty.
Eve cents bottle.
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Navigation open-strikior Ouarrymeu.

Navigation open-strikiug ousrrymen.
CHICAGO. April 29.-The Journal has spe.
clal from Cheboysgan. Mich, announcing
that the Straits OF Mackinav are open, and
that the grain doat can now pass through.
The Journals joliet (Iil.) special states
that the striking quarrymen are again Great
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BALTIMORE, April 29.-The troub at Big
Falls, near Chsse's Station, with tho BATH
more and Ohio lsborers has been a7sried oy
the railroad company assuring tha men lat
they will be paid. The men will return 30
work, and there is no further diff salty an-
5~sH cd
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Ing trouble large force of them are "a
ported on the way from Semoni 10 invade
the Joliet Qnsrries, and the National Guard
troops have been ordersd TO report for duty.
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Breach of Promi,e suit.

Los ANGELES. Gala, April 29.-Lou Per-
kins, q daughter OF former tenant of E. J
Baldwin, bas instituted q suit Of breach
promise for $500 coo against Baldwin,. SIZE
claims 70 have his promise In writing.
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bill within ten days excluding Sundays. az
his signature. The tenday Limitation in this
case will DOT expire till Friday. just three
days after the Limitation put by the act OF
1883 for eli proceedings 20 be come void"
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SPRINsFIELD, April 29.-In the joint ses-
sion 70 vote WAS cast for Senator. Raprs-
sentative Fuller offersd joint restitution to
adjourn May 10. but the necessary two-
thirds vote could not be Obtained.
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TRn MHRCA@PILE AGBNOY.
Z 1. SCARLET, Q. Dun s. co.
Manager, Fl9pflSlOf
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24

A very fine shower today md has.
voting stopped until the grain dried
Oh. We notsosd W II Hascus he'd ihsss
machines suaing - ME farm Avnday
one twine hm1R. one self rake and .
novel. Toby the sing Of the ma
chimes the rattle ~ their whe~is. and
the crack of the whips stopped whilo
the gentle rain poured down Z damp
en- tins lovely earth u ~,ss.
Are Ne MOI blessed people in Web
ste' county. No bridge Ot-rris chsnis
bug'. no Rsaas hoppers. no cookie bun.
and IN fact in the Earden a Ghs vSs -.
let ~ have rail roads.
The rsres as Guide Rnrk SATURDAY
last Vas we'll attended and cksAy cno.
tested By quite . number u ODsd boz.
ses.
Pleasant Hill spoke isse vssh a only
half . crop of smsli grain. - spnak
this week Of . 6oe crop. hoys yau live
on the vroog ssds ~ willow ese~k
o Oves.
We Are sosyy ~ nuae The dsash q ~
NaTtin's little boy Who departed ths
life on lest Friday. . bright little boy
he ~ 10 both father and mo&hev AMI
they jhase many sympAiAs,nx frsends.
They are also sorry n lsasn ths teaGh
Of Dell wells's little baby. I'VE IAasw
10 departed Of. Sunday last. n Wells
certainly has about oil the esssf anA
sorrow that . maa ooold stand. inatMx
his wife ssd child % mar s1gethss.
lAvoOoYn
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24
OOWLn

Cowlcs j. steadily improving.
Charlie Tuller's ncw house 10 nearly
completed.
Mr.. 4 Harton 10 building . new
:.'idcnce fof himself in the n,sth part
uf town.
Mr. Lovely lost valuable oow BY
getting tangled in the rope.
Cu'fnan is building . noe bAsn. He
.sy- lac thinks he ~ili have sos.se plAos
t., keep hA hosss fcsh.
Crawford says I've hAs tbc tno hay
IN Town.
Our csrpentsn are oil hsps busy -
present:
I, would surprise many 10 So the
amount Of lumber hauled from our
home yards.
4 gent neal 0uiie Rock 10 hauling
lumlsi from Cowles Tor . too stosy
house.
The IA - bridge carpen,rp have
been here fos over to- weeks repairing
the bridges between here sna BauO
Hill.
have heard of thing In Red CoaA
called the Hdsef. AMI aher lovtinS ~
columns over ! failed IN hnd any nsSs.
thought that Ohio could get up msn
OF sense bot the one alluded tn 10 a.
peap that they fUsHos ~ PIT any saV
dust inside his skull. ~ 20 give HIN .
hickory bump. Has W0oD Bcnv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24
AA.Ljo.AbtttY.

Al Ksuneys sse,smeni stood 0N.
the commissioners raised il 70 osO0
We said Nr Kennsy had h's
assessment raised from nothing 70 osaO
A matter Of news and the h~a- 80
Mr. Kenney wAs shown TO have been
raised from . respectable amount -
You did Nr Kenney the injustice 70
spread the impression over the county
that he evsded the ASSESSOR
You gave u that representations
As specimen Of Asinine crswhsh.
ing and superlAsivs prevAricaton. the
above ebuli,ions Of the silhouette"
silly viii editor ~ do take the cake.
First she makes misstatement, next
reitesa:es and svean it 70 the svxA.
Then takes il oil back. and to cap the
climax says Ths CHrE1 did it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24
VILLA

M loethan b us.ai1g her ssors 70
. uai II paint.
Charley Fnh sess @ per day INT 80.
ting ali the harhy thAs the Il sssiy
binder knds.
Nine, D.iGs vent cot vss lass
sunday.
Alexandra hsd . dance IN he q 4
r hall saturday.
W II Hoffman has thres thuapaod
bnshls II corn fs sale. He - ncv
shelline r.
Light IN the darkness. l. d bold The
baby ill ] strike . match.
J j Stosey's cellar Vns hroken into
las; Saturday night by . gang ofth,svss
and several dGilan worth Of so.is
stolen.
IsaAc Covley and c r Cathsss we're
in town Monday.
William Richarasoo 10 busy eufting
his winter wheat.
OcCAss and Nr Hall we're 10 sssa
Monday.
II Pasks 4 r. nonetie have ,hsaAh-
ID 3.3O busbels Of barley and b y
turning out about - bushsls % IL
acre.
Several teacher in THE vicinity are
talking II going Io Red Cosd The 1:lh
To attend the teacher institute.
Albert Wilson "a cut riding In hi0
nes buggy. she vAs along.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24
DIED MONDAY.
Buried Wednesday. and Married
ThurOday.

such Is life in the Par West" Dur.
ing last week a farmer by the name OF
Poulson. We believe. died after having
been . sufferer from disease for some
weeks. The wife and family mOurned
for the departed husband and father.
who had thus been called to the last
account. On Wednesday last the run
eral ~obeequies took place and the re-
mains we're followed TO their last rest
ing place by a Borrowing household.
and we're consigned to Mother Earth
with proper respect. Finally the
mourners and friends took their de-
parture from the Silent City Of the
Dead" and returned to their homes
with sad hearts, no doubt. Blu,
seemingly within the next fev hours
the wife had forgotten the grief that
had visited her. for on the day follow.
ing friday she MAS again repeating
the mystic marriage rite which made
her the lawful wife Of . man by the
name of Hansen. A widow and .
bride in forty-eight hours.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24

VASm.
Mcdonald esoo Gnsly ~ tAsnhins
uH ksse.
NJ Anl,mas rsparbed sos crowded
house at Piasnviev Sunday. Hin asss
sppuotnens y shs Aess ooo6oy 10
Aue0ss ss II O'Clock
and p 0ome vsss 0osvsbO o.
Saturday By The arrival a . bsUeh~f
from lrriand
~ Alexander had Q hSvss hnss By
ha Vire tsucp.
CfeaRes says The fsvos3es NJ.
rake 10 nsce shea neS.
L II Rnssis sev hory shovs ~ very
veil
Charley Rust sa.ses the huo tsmo-
ssy hay.
" G Cs.e. Il Red Cloud. 80 sooog
us the ~ part q The vsek "a buss-
neas. xAsss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24
Tie MYSTICAL n,

The following wx furnished ~ J W
Meyers. one Of the old vet. Who
served under Grant in the South~--,.
and has probably never before ap-
pesred in print: General Grant grail
uated at West.Point in the class Of 80,
his claas number being 81. He com
manded the 2lss Illinois regiment His
first battle aher assuming command q,
Cairo was fought on the 2lss day Of Oc-
tober. He va elected President Of the
United States from the 2lst State in
the Union. and Was the 3ist regularly
elected President Of the United states.
Thus No. 81 figures conspicuously in
five of the principal events OF the old
hero's life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24
sl~anA&.

A grand teos social and lAsa sftss
vM b given undesc, he sobiess a
Cas6ed Post No. "a. q 4 q. on Mon
day evening ness. July 9Th. ss The
court house park. in which shs L 3 c
and 8 q vs. will join. The OCCASION
gill be enlivsned BY refrrknsents. song
and story. and vill Be- Q vivid reminder
to the boys a The days sons BY vhsn
they we're 'tsotine on The Old camp
ground"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24

The weather h0 bcsn njtvy ioe sooo
time.
The early corn has bsxus 70 sslk and
late corr begun 70 taasla.
There ~ quite . ~ 6sa6s q sssali
GYain e0Vod efteY aIl.
Two OF three EasDsp sovUd vhasa
and shose rho have heeo dboousseed
BY doing % in othss ysan think thss L
vill yea paw 70 Saiss Vbsos hsra
The rye hasv0s oo00oDes1 ahous q
week age.
Let IN vho love gnaad senesy look
over the hin q wShsses county q the
corn an1 email grSa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24
Our Premiums.

Don't forget that TIVE CHEZ viii give
avsv ~ il subscribers Who pay up ~.
seasen and . year in advance. .
chance 10 draw Q fine silver watch. .
silves caster. and . set u silver fosks.
either one (Which will be worth more
than the prioso OF subscription. Dras.
ing to take place January l. lsss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24

The comfy superintendent informs
us that from eight IN . dozen school
districts are liable 10 lu~e their state
apportionment on account Of neglect
Of school oficers 70 make . proper
report Of last years school work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24
SDOodA NottoA

THE CHIES has prepared . letter boz
on the door entering the o63ce. where
people going away. OF Who have friends
visiting them. will please deposit no
sice Of the same. We shall be pleased
to receive any news items that the
people may wish IN leave with u Tor
publication. Don't forget to leave any
item Of news thss you may have. I,
will he thankfully received.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24

THE CRY o. RED CLorD."-Fof h
last two years the press Of Red Cloud
and the people generally have been
agitating the question Of Organizing
the village Of Red Cloud into . city Of
the second class. II would have been
done long ago. bot for the fact that
the Law was lame in regard 70 the
proper mode to pursue in regard to
the matter. But finally the di4culty
VA overcome. and by advice Of City
Attorney Richards the organization
was completed on last Thursday night.
July is. at the regular meetingof the
council. Under the::old reg'ms the poven
of the city officers for making internal
Improvements VA abridged. and con-
sequen,ly could not proceed 70 the ex-
tent that our growing city demanded
henc< the new organization. THE
CHEZ u pleased TO zee that Nj board
Of trustees have the advancement of
the city at heart, and With the aid os
the citizens there il no reasoo vhy
there should not Be IN unprecedented
era Of property in the future. Let
push and enterprise be the vatchvord.
New railroads., new bridges, new stores.
manufactures, etc. are what Are need
ed, and having the bet location in The
valley there 10 no reason Why We
should not be . great city in the flsnre
Let the business men and citizens
unite for the Advancement and growth
of orr city and business interests. The
city officers under the new reiga Are:
Nayer-R L Tinker.
AheMaA Ii Words. ". Coon and
]. l. Miner.
Ahvn0, 2ad WWd-A. /. OTmsby
and 7. J. Noaher.
0rk-A- Ferris.
AnsraV-J. y. Rickarda.
NdrsAa1 and S~f Cywnissoav.-H.
4. Wst.Sn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24
etN c..


Edorts ore nov bsing made 10 or
gsnise . IRE department IN this city.
and the probabilities are thu, in . shor,
tine those efforts vill be attended With
success. II 10 estimated thai essO siIi
start the departm ens in good shape
The boys are Interestingly i~he::rheme.
and are organizing . company. Tro,
U the engine A 6re company af.
fords lots Of Amusement, for i,s mem
ben and prosectiun for their homes -
veil. Our -iusens should encourage
and Aid the enterp-ise in'svery po.s,ble
way.
Al . meeting held in the store OF
Wright 4 Wallace Wednesday evening
the following oficen we're elected:
Al. Gslusha, Chief u Depa'tmenI
l. H Wallace. Assistant Chief.
James Miner. Foreman Hook and
Ladder.
W y King. Assistant, Foreman. =
A C Homer. Manager Of Depart
ment.
James Miner. Secretary and Treas-
urer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24

We are not dead, nor driven out Of
the city. but We have loss Of screen
doors fos:ssale ct cost. Don't forget IL
and come and see our ssoct. DUoss
almost st your own price,.
NEBaAsEA IrNBEa Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24

Agricultural AIEYIs0.-On Satur.
day afternoon the agricultural society
held . meeting fos the Transaction Of
bus'neas. On motion The resignation
of q Dodd vas accepted and John
Kellogg va elected secretary In his
stesd. is Gillian. L H Rust and J II
Kellogg VA elected . committee ~ re-
wise the constitution and hy-lavs. The
society is pushing matters rapidly. and
II is To be hoped that the farmers and
town people will make an effort To
have some article on exhibition. The
racing Will be . principal feature.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24

Tine Red Cloud mills are doing thsis
best this Their hour il rving
good s~stisfaction and - hear The Tar
men cay they are gsstings good turn
out on grht work. The probability 10
the milt folks are thinking when The
new mill 10 completed and run.
ming With . capacity Of grinding 80
bushels every - h"ur. they will want
every hrmeris whes, 70 keep the ma
chinery employed. No donbs the
milles are selfish in all this, bat the
consumer Of their products get the
benefit Of their oelhshneas oil the sane.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24

Ln.-Somesbere on the road in
School District No - Elm Creek pre-
einca. . copy Of Bssod's Fhysio'oO
The finder viii b. suitably rewarded
By leaving u - the oe6ce Of County
Superintendent in the court house ~
Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24

0hAHn BooK.-Penonal Memoiro il
nov being introduced 70 the public.
Already over 10000 copies sold
Willis q Brown. Red Cloud viii take
orders for the gYeaS work in Red Cloud
Pleasant Hill and Guide Rock pre-
einc0, Webster county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24
For Gala

One secoed. hand Mccormick Iron
Mower. one sulky Hay Rake. one
Farm wsgon. cheap. Inquire At J l.
KILLERS harness shop. SlLf
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24

TYRE Llck.-For years gone BY the
devil" in printing Office has been
known ~ . trickster. and n Of his
iavorite pastimes is 70 play tricks on
the unwary. The other evening His
eatanic Majesty was visited hy . bevv
Of the fairer sex, and having nothing
else TO do for = few minutes His Males.
~ conceived the idea that il would be
fun to give the girls . taste Of genuine
experience ~ il comes alorg in every
day life in 4 print chop. Carefully he
separates . column Of type and fills the
cavity with murky wa.er and invites
the girls to gaze. Being curious TO see
type lice they all took . look. and .
second later the column suddenly
closed. and the water came in contact
with their eyes. The devil" Wa to
lay. but the editor having had . re-
cent hank failure administered . gen.
I e..reproach, while the girls len With .
determination TO get even With The
devil"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24

MAcHrsE oils in any quantities q
The popular CITY Drug ssose. Ys.Eusos
4 Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24

PRoxOrEp.-Our estimable friend and
citizen. Mr. Fred Durrie. for . number
Of years station agent for the b 4 n X
Ry. in this city. and . trusted I'M.
ployee Of the road for thirteen year,
past, received orders to report at Oms-
Ia a few days ago. where he was ten
dered the position Of assistant to the
Western Passenger agent OF the B 4 n
with headquarters at San Francisco.
Fred will leave this week for his new
home and his family will follow As soon
a. convenient. The CHiEv has known
Fred for several months, and has o..
ways found him to be . gentleman.
and an efficient and polite sEent, ADD
therefore wish him success aud pros
perity in his far away homo in Frisco.