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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-15
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MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
400 Hale 4 Norcross-39 $500 $500 39oc
72O Ssvage--190c 1850 1900
Chollsr-70b 75a
so Potosi-50c
300 Gould l. Curry-90c
Best h Belcher-140b
1870 Con. California--1k
so Union-70c
375 s. Nevada 105c
4SO Me%xican-90c
100 Ophir-130c
$50 Bodie-260c 1850
$40 Mono--7 64
500 Peerless-115o
100 Andes-30c
100 Utah-70c
25 Belcher-130c
100 Bodie Tunnel-15c
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HOTEL LIN.

Bureau Hotel-George Bills. city; James
Anderson. Elko; John McNames, Carlin;
Charles Means. Palisade; Joe Allison.
ranch.
Jackson Houses. Wenban, Mrs. E. j.
Dean, Cortez; ]. Rooster, Butte; !. M.
Peoples, San Francisco.
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An't'Chinese Feeling stro,o
TsPxcIAL TO THE Eonx

Tacoma W.. t, Nov. 1.-THE duvon.
sa. ..ooma, indicted at Vancouver on A..
,Sun' OF the expulsion of the cbinoso
inc ynis city, returned home las. svon
5000 peorIa we're seS received at the depo. BY
band AMI "au were escorted by . brass
hall Of sha = .orehliRht procession to the
where a he "rand Army Of the Republic
line Of BANQUET had been prepared. The
~Afcn was illuminated by bouares
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No Questions Asked.

The person who picked up a bracelet
lost last Saturday night in the Lyceun
Theater is known, and is hereby requested
to return it to the Lyceum. No questions
will be asked, and a reward Of five dollars
will be paid for its return.
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ERgsi Egga!

Berg has received a large lot of fresh
eggs, which he sells az surprisingly low
prices. Call and see him before buying
elsewhere.
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Halal HAraIf

Morris & Levy are just in receipt OF an
elegant line of ladies' trimmed and nm
trimmed hats, which they are selling at
bedrock prices. y
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI THE
IN State and County Taxes for the year 1885
are now due and payable at my ONCE at the
Eureka County Bank, and that they Will be-
come delinquent on the 10th day OF November,
1885. and that the law in regard to their collec-
tion will be strictly enforced.
IL. Il, HoADLEY,
Treasurer of Eureka County.
Eureka, New, Oct. IL. 1885. ol9td
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NOTICE.

I'm. G. HAMILTON WISHES TO 1NFoRM
IL the community that hs has again re-
turned to Eureka, and 10 now ready to supply
HIS dental services 20 all who are suffering
with Affections of the teeth, at his once In
the Colorado building. sN-n
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u. d. p. PASSENGER TRAVEL.

ARRIVALS YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
8 Wenban Mrs E J Dean
J Rossi.er Mrs J Brown
Mrs D Crowley
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NOTICE.

DERsoNs INDEBTED TO DAN NosTRosA.
the former carrier of the SENTINEL. on
subscription recount, are hereby requested to
make payment of same TO me.
FRANK OSBORNE, Carrier.
Eureka. August 20, 1885. Au3o-tf
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VISITING CARDS-LATRST STYLES
lust received at the SkHTINxL once.
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NOTICE 6.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
In appointed Simeon Wenban my Agent to
look after and protect the property aud inter.
ests of the estate of ]. W. Dean. deceased. and
NJ. Fitzgerald to assist him, and they are
authorized to take any and all steps necessary
for that purpose. EVA DEAN.
Administrative of the estate Of j. W.. Dean
deceased.
Eureka, Nevada, Oct. II. 1884. ol3-tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

We are the hsrpse<i p<~sg4s nossh ~
ne river esaase "a rsA~ car Swh
.osn cake 2sai ysss axaises hfsdSe
bsords.
NJ olst. has q very Sex asd ha!eie><
eoa.
Toe ssssaS lis1sk .<srh & tho rsses
scxp saxsoss aissss sAe h~sSsx~ qs-s
ss,s. tissy ssxra rally snxiass ga sls~
tsFsh SHE fryssa sssr say tss~ E,.xgs~S
tEsyol north aesserls "a tsr Sstss~ss-
tsy.
Cf Norris IL doing fne bsss'rsaw
ia tie wsy - paitsa< ezsi shsus seewss
sc--s IA fruit sssss GA hss ass fara..
We understand Re dos not snscxsd ~
stco shors o< twenty scrrs.
Hsad NoTrss q. hating had luck. sus
fsfr msrcs aos able ts ssTx. ssass
sxpssin The cause 81 50 uszsy
bor~es lsiug ai-esssi this sprsng ss
heii~sefI . e, sccoaG: o; q ionscczsssc
Adsnsa istrEier.
A Hogan a BRO. are gang 20 60
= new tssne binder &c hope trey cal
fur a crops are shat .hsy look ~ t~
there = noi bali enough nlzrhsas~ 81
save the grasa-
Frsst tree ps~idsers arc a. shisk As
hope in an Oregon valley. ! ~auAt .sy
,h's II were a farmer I waplG p~isoa-
sze home nurseries, W N fs4rrxss sss
otl abou, @sJ apple trees from : Aouse
grosn aarscry AMI oais sis.at s1n
dssd. &c has uo~ slsssft ten .crr. IN
tFusI on As nns farm 5eSstus quit.
lol az grape. plaIn.. go<eobegrsc- ani
SINAI fruits.
InoTnas Th0rnc i. siiils breaking
prairie for hss netghlor~-
J u ArnshefE - ds.ssng--aiuso.t.day
and night 90 sell machinery.
The Pleasant ILL., boss mssst shss.
calculation las, wtaisr they .oli Their
corn at a. IS cts a hast,el and arc nov
buying 3, ss and 30 Cts per bssslsel.
boys thai won;d do
Father Norris says {, tho people dan'l
stop breaking prairie ne wili u,s l.ss.
enough grass Ia pasture a geese on. Try
turkeys.
our Sunday sohool IL progressing
wih Perry Norris az ,hr head.
Ferry wakes a guszi Superintendent .a
We val keep hiin.
lHols,ein cows take the lead f.sr
milk and beef Sec WA Gu, . and b.
convinced.
I'd Hogan says be likes ihix county
h- T. getting elima,cd. NJ doe~c
With III agree. Lososxs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19
su.s.x.~rA..a Eara.irne.,.

Las; Sabbath Was . memorable dsy
for tise n L. Church In general. and
particularly so for the sabbath school
scholars and patrons OF the " +
Church Of Red Cloud. II heinr the
anniversary Of Chiiirens Day they
were gwen the .reeium of the church
and also AZ opportunity TO
contribute to tie fund for :hn purpose
Of educating youns usen for the mii,is
try. The interior OF the buiiding
seemed ~ have been transformed into
. seri.able fairy bower. The brish;
%everg,eens and beautiful garland, or
flowers woven by the DEF, bands %, the
ladies into almos; every conceivable
design; the swee; carollsng Of the iealh-
cred songs,ers perched in iowery
hooks. and The brigh; happy smiles OF
innocent children combined to render
the scene one OF almost periec; en-
chaniment. The program previously
arranged for the occasion vas carried
out in the most pleasing names DO.
sible. No small mo1 or praise 7.
due the ladies and gentlemen who Ia.
bored go earnestly and effectively IN
training the little ones - act their
parts so we'll. Lille Trimbles %reci,s-
lions The Last Hymn" and The
Skepiicis Daughter" were rendered in
her inimicaliy impressive manner.
giving ample evidence .! hard study
and eiocutionary ability. Beautiful
Hands" by the infant class wa splen3-
ly executed. Minnie Lauterbach, the
youngest member of the class caused
the Audience - smile at: her innocent
ways. The Gesture Defamation" by
the twins H and Der, Abel Was clever
~ performed and elected applause.
Rock OF Ages" by Katie spanogie
and The Siarlc-s Crown" by Kitie
LaughlIn deserve.more than = passing
notice; also IN stand By Until the
Morning" quartet by Monte Tullcys.
Eva Bayha, Ernest Coad and Will
Mitchell; Tender Little Grass" e.
more Crone; Nothing to Do" Mabel
Mcmillan; Freely Ye Have Received.
Freely Give" Sylvester Potter; All
Hail Childrenis Day" Nellie Wes.;
song by George TriInble. and recita-
tons by Charlie Mitchell. Nora Nice,
and Others, but our space !orbids. Be
low is a complete lie, Of all who took
part in the exercises: Mary Forester
Blance Sherer. Dolly Scott, Clara
smith, Blanche Feigh,, Nashti Gard
ner, Pearl Skeen, Nora Nice. Ray Let
son. Annie keeler, Lydia Burnett.
Gertie Pond, Lucy Parkes. Louise
Moore. Matte Gaines. Jessie Sher-
man, Nellie West. Mable Day, Louis
Pope, Daisy Frisbie. Lulu Cook. Grace
Cook. Lille Smith, Annie Sirohm,
Minnie Lauterbach. Lot,ie Steiner.
Edith Bayha, Annie Bayha, Alice
Metcalf. Allie Wilcox, Annie VanDyke
Lille Trimble, Kitty Lauchlin. Mattel
Mcmillan, Katie Spanogle. Eva Bsyha.
Monte TulIeys, Will Mitchell, Ernest
Coad. Sylvester Frisbie. Chas Mitchell,
FL Abel, Bert Abel. Elmore C.one,
George Trimb!e. Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. !
Damerell, and Mr. Myers deserve grea,
credi, for their efforts in making the
affair q complete success, The choir,
under the leadership of Prof Funk,
sang anumber OF their choicest selec- |
tons. The occasion will be renaem-
bered by all who participated as one
OF the pieasantes; episodes ofchildish
a well spent day, fraughi
with new incentives for all to live ,ruer |
nobler lives.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

The l4th o! June dawned bright
and suspicious; a day in many respects
all that could be desired, prophetic al
mos; Of the success TO be attained. No
cloud to dim the glory Of the Gun; no
sorrow to di'turb the merry JOY that
filed the hearts o. the children a. they
early assembled at the VI Z Church 20
celebrate their day; and their day it
was indeed. for ex sept to ofera prayer
or assist In singing. or make III an
nouncement no other voice Was heard
All vas done by the children, and
RICH, royalty did they perform their
part Seldom. il ever. has i, been the
lot Of any audience TO listen TO . pro-
gram better arranged or rendered by
children better drilled, and for this We
must express thanks TO Mrs ID G Ny
ers, who was the principal manager.
yet not 10y any Ear forgetting 20
acknowledge u Indebtedness IN al
others whose ready hands wiling hearts
contributed in so many ways to the
success Of the day. The influence of
the day for good a hardly lie owe
estimated: the children musi feel more
than ever the value OF . Christian edu-
cation and . deeper interest must be
awakened in the ninds OF
M pareuts toward the righ; training
OF their little ones. upon whom 81
Don mus: all tho mantle Of response
bility and duty. Cbildrens day L.
coming 20 be ma II the mighty factors
in spreading Christian education
throughout the iaed and in raising M
a generation Of men and women Who
are nos only imbued with the spirit OF
Christ. but are competent Intellectual
iy TO take charge Of the interest which
may he committed 10 their trust, when
they shall step upon the stage II action
To aud IA this al importAn: work the
chiidren themselves are by mean. ~
such services enlisted IN the work:
their interest awakened, their SYM
paihy aroused, sd they made 20 IN
derstand something O fWhai . world ex-
pecfe Of them 1t no distant day. Thus
early are they preparing for LIES work:
and. surrounded by Al the holy innu-
ences Of The church. By her pssyen
and coanseh, We may expect 81 them
higher services more Intelligent labor.
and = fuller conservation 60 the cause
Of Chrisf than has ch~aracsksized the
generation past The EreAstninp win
be expected of the next enerasion.
The eharch Of the sweasiesh2cenfury IL
III our sundsyschoos and must be
prepared for the work before hes.
made ready ~ ell possible omeans fns
the exiseocies Of the future To this
grand resuls the Observance az Child
rsnis Day Il Red Cloud Contributed it,
quoss of iaaae1cs and power, not only
morally bu; in srhseautiAl collection
a nine doIiara.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

ID n Hunter he had q well put
down on h,s farm.
Mcintyre had = eindns1 % up
~ iss. yell ixst week.
stiilsster precinct boasfS Of three
baee bail ciaha.
&C Johnson lost . hosss . Ssv DAYS
ego, from CONC.
FARMERS hs0 been kusy cultsvsssns
their corn the last veek os "a.
Corn - growing very fAss thsss warm
dsys. small grain u locking vel ard
srowins qnfis npsdty.
The tree agents are abroad In mo
hand
Mr. Robert cra<isr. of AIsexfs2py. Pa.
10 visiting his brother sasnuss. OF tass
pre~inc1
Mrs. Ida - Wells departed shs. !sss
on the sves ne II Nag 1Ah. sps 80
the sik s Nr L u Wesls ssd dasxs-
ter Of ns 80. Mn a csuxsou- Tss
sCsrossns islAsand. ssiaass hare tss~
sympathy of the ceamunssy IN sls~as
tame Of mai. We commend the ha.-
hAcd and mosh~siess ehsAires 70 tse
care 81 covenant keeping. 1.a, sho
be- sasA Il vii nssss leave thee. nss
Sosssks shs." L. Dax.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

Farmers are buy kiiiiag vssds shs
week.
The Amhoy school eiossa Brsdsy
June IL
Nm George Brown. vho hss been
NICK Tor some tsme. = slowly e~oosslesc-
ing.
On last Monday A1 and I'm r
Echasdson ceiebezsed their twentieth
Anniversary With . supper u the
evening and party - nieb4-
John Miller, Of Indsaaa. - visiting
his broshss SaDueI u Thu vseinisy asd
WI probably iocass here. {
Those vlAkiox 20 engnes . &vs~esom
musikiAn shooid calI on CHI lactxos
- he has do0 30 wA.sS 70 engage 0y,
ioe BE hns . Iias1s danghasg IT, y
thinks en- psay $500 pseetykDoa
mn4ic, especially q niEkk
Il 49, suppessd y tie young -
of HeasAns H1D shaS epoopn6ykshnA
kicked de tock11 bue - 1nA -
sese mpsaken- He a1Suo an1 y
tending furs5 acro sfhnd,a uosA -
beans. and : Eood ~~~ 49,
all sbss b ! oaly 16Nk &Ue1
hut aiI II tie 1n ~
uocA haRe~ a ir11 nk2
o4Hk heo ~
49, 1&Ast hi1ks - fesasrs -
~
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

S~nnfioxer FANNIE. Beatrice. N~h.-
J Alfalfa !. not an Iudsan maiden lus q
~surcuien, plan; u the clover species.
highly prssed BY stock men.
". II. II. Bidisfcri Me.-Yes there
! are ! ses walves ir.s ia ihs. rx.antrs
solne ~ .tAem wear sleeps sisshsssE.
1 number sthe latter variety came
oveF from k4iS&s l4si seek and -canp-
ed cur ln0,,csTt lsnh- af a horse race.
Badly. calhortoG. yeh. wsst. t.
know aiHkeisil'. has been DRAINED :
les, taSi csiy % ENJOYS he rs-n,E a
ar excellent .y.icm 81 .s~rasc AMI ,.
a dry a. al o~sihsiox sorracl. You
can nos wait yoGr earl wishouilgsitlns
your SUNDAY clothes vet
Belys L.. Butler county. Penn -
There are 40 soap miners asse. Meth
CT can there re. without, infringing or
yo'ir patcat /: Your p~ennizn.hsp j.
fair only you dont dot your l. aad
cro-s ycur IS
Dora Handkerchief. Hicks. Neb..-
Certainly. !! soa uuiy love him. marsS
him 10y al means 4 SID house or =
At aStsA<s8st -
the cou.~e 81 true love.
Angelina. fo,.dam prccinct-Y-s
angie we know YOUR papa yotsd,hridse
hoDds. bat you should Teccoli.e; that
n swallow does moi; make a summer.
neither does your napas note make q
% nisjorliy over ass ether ticke;s tina,
didn read like has.
Jimmie Rsisd0rf. Skeneailes..Ny.-
| There arc no Indians IN Webster
county except those engaged for cigar
signs. = They are perfectly harmless
5. Ye.. this Is q great aud, growing
stale
ACsm Fresh. Liverpool. England
No Ihe Republican t. not.s ~nAvigable
stream except for beavers and water
spaniel. The L J char, 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding.
Ancient i~iis;orisn.-I No Il i not a
Jacobs ladder. at,,i- q sidewalk. . The
book you refer 10 "a on of PRINT.
Anxious d~cmocrst-I, il generally
conceded.that grandma Upton has
been appointed mother superior o.
the Bloomington land Office.
Old Trspper, Oshkosh. Wis.-Yon
display your ignorance.when YOU ask
il a channel cat II q fur beA.ing animal.
\ number Of queries are necessarily
crowded out iill next week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19
The t.uid~ I.ock Fire.

We take the following item from the
Sigpak
Wednesday morning about nine
o'clock a dense, black. cloud Of smok-
was seen rolling up from the prairi.
northwest OF town, and n few minnte-
after word was brought 20 town that
DIR Patterns rev barn aud a smaller
stable building with the contents Of
both were burned 10 the ground. In
addition TO n large 10, Of implements.
harness and tools stored in the build
ings, two iino teams OF horse. we're al
so burned. the IA q fine match team
Of sorrel mares. the other the Doctors
'svorite "Claybanks." A third team
which was IN the small barn " a. saved
One OF the teams had not been in the
barn owe an hour when he fire was
discovered. having been driven out OF
town that morning by Mr. Psitcn
The fire was first supposed TO have re.
suited from the spontaneous combus-
ton Of uncured hay that had jus, been
stored in the new barn. but future de-
~velopnen,s 60 TO chow that IL wa- the
work Of an incendiary. Tracks were
discovered about the building that cor.
respond TO a nicely with, shoes worn hy
an individual now In custody aud
charged with the crime. Future de-
velopmen,s promise q he interesting
and viii b. given 10 our readers "a
.oon a. We can do 40 wi,bou, pr.jud,c-
ing the case Of any one. There was
an insurance Of FIVE hundred dollars on
one Of the barns bat The Doctors loss
Will s'ili be over eIjUO.
The party charged With the crime is
o lsnguishing in the pen at Lincoln.
where he viii remain all court con.
venes. The Law cannot deal 90 &C.
verely with iire-bugs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

CoURT sets next week.
RoR the best line of SHOES for men,
women. and children, 60 to the Golden
Eagle.
Rev. ]. g. ATKINSON has decided to
take the pulpit OF the Congregational
church.
The slight shower on Tuesday even
ing was . God send to the small grain
and fruit crops hereabouts.
Red CLOUD still booms and our mer-
chants and business men generally are
al doing . prosperous business.
LAST week Sheriff Warren took Mrs.
Th0s Brown. M insane woman. from
Blue Hill to the asylum ar Lincoln.
WILL GUE, formerly night operator
at this station, was in town Saturday to
visit his sister-or someone elseis sis
ter.
CAxDIDATEs are again becoming
numerous for p~ost-ofioe portfolio. We
will name the new r. N. in the dim
future.
6snu spectators we're in town try
ing 70 buy some lots with the intention
Of putting up some dwelling houses
for rental this week.
We respectfully call the attention u
or readers to W. H. Howe's new sd-
vert,sement. Mr.. Howe is doing n
land Office business in the windmill
business 1t Cowles.
ALI 6TEwAKr has nearly recovered
from the injuries received in the Hub
bio disaster and 10 again handling the
throttle on the cannon ball" run
from Red Cloud to Atchison.
L 81 WALLACE, of Wright & Wallace,
starts for Chicago and New York, to
purchase an elegant line Of goods for
their summer aud fall trade. Wait for
hses. styles and cheapest prices.
Ia Nell, proprietor Of the Red
Cloud music store, has received the
appointment Is general agent for the
celebrated Western Cottage organ for
the entire Republican Valley country.
Ar the last meeting Of the city coun-
ell three good ordinances were passed.
and the same appear elsewhere in to-
days paper. Read them and see that
you do not lay yourself liable to arres,
for non-complianoe.
Dr. PARKER, who recently LETT this
beautiful climate. We presume for his
health, i sojourning, we understand
in Psnuylvania. A goodly number Of
people viii b very much pleased to
learn of his Whereabouts.
TaE sidewalk 70 the depot is rapidly
approaching completion. The wide
cracks between the boards have not
been battensd - yet but this will
probably b attended to, otherwise
copper toed shoes will be in great de-
mand, accompanied BY an occasional
Ouas word.
WxfBRowH, track foreman in the
Red Cloud yard tor . number Of yean
pase has been promoted TO the position
oftz.ck inspector ON the new line
from Republican city. John Peterson
takes Mr.. Browns place in the yard.
Both are good reliable railroad men
and We ass glad 70 GO them promoted.
Ma A. Bnowx. proprietor a the
Rel Cloud Marble and Granite Works,
50 absent this Week On . business trip
sast his paint of destination being
Morris. III, where he eoss 70 set up
ooo a hi Ane mafbls monumentA II
= Quite Q feather in Eehsaskas cap
uhsn TIE sachee state ha to send here
- ~ tomhssoaA
~ xRAR . ~ en- ascertain Re-
Coud has painsa 100 mhahatano in
~ - IN 0snthR. According 70 the
~ csns0 10 would hsvs shout 500
inlnhonnh an i stit booming. The
oaas CITY ofths Republican Valley i
bsna - . prsepsso1 city. and
WlAp1w eouaty 90 efths mose peos-
bmpm 81 ~ sta1a. tAGe III en1oEpri.e
thsl1 ard psG.Dso3ng hhahifants viii
Aok rsN9340s1D - - @ esszy
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

NEW goods as Mn McRndeis.
II SMITH visited Minden this week
CHILpgESs hoops 1t Ms. McBride's
GEo NEwaoUsE has returned from
Franklin.
HATS of Al. kinds and prices al Ms
McBndeis.
SAVE money by buviny millinery at
Mr. McBride's.
FgrsH fish at Mosher's marke, a. lai
cents Der pound
CHoIcE hams at Moeher'. marke; q,
l2s Cts per pound.
The Largest assortment OF millinery
in the city NJ Mrs. McBrides.
MINER BRos are fencing their ranch
west o! town, with barb wire.
LOOK AZ the great reduction in pr.
ces Of mea, d; Mosher's market.
w DAMEREiL's family are rejoicing
over the arrival Of q icy daughter.
Mr. ALLowAY went to Kansas this
week TO look alter Lis timbe: claim.
AL AULTZ Is acting as under secre-
tary Of the Lutz street sprinkling lesa-
ton.
CorTNG's drug store has been re-
Gently improved with new screen
doors.
EDITOR BISHOP, OF the Indiano!a
Courier, touched flesh with us on Sat
urday.
c. A. OWENS il the boss place TO bur
wall paper and window shades, and the
best paints in the market.
GEO HOLLAND mine host OF the Hol.
land House has been taxing in the
sights Of Denver this week.
DEMOCRATIC editors IN Nebraska are
to be the favorites. against tine field in
the distribution Of public pap.
Rev Ii McNEEKIN, pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church, in this place
started on Monday for Ottawa, Canada
The banners on the outer wall o.
the Golden Eagle Clothing house have
been overhauled and newly embel-
lished.
THE lnavale cheese factory suspend
ed operations for a few days but is now
in full blast again, under the efficient
management OF E II Jones.
We acknowledge the receipt OF q
complimentary ticket for the Ninth
Biennial Pioneer Saengerfest to be held
at Lincoln June % TO ~ inclusive.
WHY is.it everybody goes to C. A..
Owen to get their paint wall paper,
and curtains? Because they can get
any color. and prices to SUI, the times.
B~RADERooK the 4th Avenue arts,
has some excellent cabinet Photos Of
the late Queen Esther troop IN full cos
tune on exhibition at the pos; Office.
II S BALLIARD and David Lu,z made
an exchange Of business, the former is
now doing the counter hopper act An i
the latter manipulates the street
tinker.
ALL persons who have books taken
from the Red Cloud school library
prior to May %, 1855, will please re
turn them at once 20 the librarian,
Miss Ella Remsberg.
THE sunset scene on Sunday even
ing last was sublimely grand beyond
description, excelling even the usually
occidental evening exhibitions so often
witnessed in this land of beautiful sun
sets.
THE following was furnished by d.
Lutz: David Lutz may be An %allitera-
ton fend' finds funny Hastings fancy
ing fellow feelings and carefully con-
sidering characters concludes Case ~
quite q figure in another's He!'nSt.
THE assessors returns show the num-
Der Of domestic animals In Webster
county TO be Is follows.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19
AN ORDINANCE

Relative to the standing aAd parading
Of horses and jacks within the cor
porate limits Of the village Of Red
Cloud.
BE 4 ordained. By the chairman and
board OF trustees Of the village of Red
Cloud,
Sec. THAT all persons are hereby
prohibited from showing or parading
stations or jacks upon the streets, al
legs or commons Of the village of Red
Cloud, Nebraska.
Sec. 2-That all persons are hereby
prohibited from standing stations or
jacks within the Corporate limits of
Bed Cloud. except the same be don e
IN an enclosed barn or shed entirely
hidden from public view.
Sec. S-Any person or persons vio-
lating any of the provisions of this
ordinance shall, upon conviction
thereof, pay q fine of not exceeding $50
nor less than two dollars, and stand
committed until the fine and costs are
paid.
Sec. 4.-This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force on and after its
adoption and publication according to
law. 4. i. TINKER, Chairman.
Attest: ]. n. RIGKAKDs, Clerk.