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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26
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to enter upon Ser'ic" '"r her new own
sfs' the Tacoma steam ir"nHponho"h :"
The citizens Of the Easts,lo boast thai
there IL not ut present u vacant dwelling
house In the third war'l north Of Union
street.
new sidewalk has been pu, down
nearly whole block In extent on Thirl
street. between Cherry and Plum streets
Eas,Hidc
Dr. Riley reports an uausual prevail
81 minor complaints the past few weeks
but nov happily the general health Il
improving.
Mitchell Harris and Miss McCaher'
are recovering from 'ypoid fever. am
Mesiawes- liaiiman and Clarke iron
lung fever,
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26
For Sale.
rREAsURER's NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that there are
~ funds to redeem all "Thurston
county orders" issued to and including
No. 800. dated August 5. 1885, and that no
interest will he allowed thereon after this
date.
C. Il. MANN,
Treasurer of Thurston Co.
Olympia, W. T., March &c, 1856.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26

ukirnp STATES Dssrsscs Lam Cvr,cn
- Olympia. Washington Territory
NoIIik 10 hesvssy given that, In compliance
sppfosed June 4, isss. sasiilcd .An Aes ~ 10
sale pf Timber taaas Ia the State II California,
vrsfba. Nevada and wsshtsusea .yerutasy."
TeFvilsrs, has ihis aay aisd IN skts 60 - -.
pllcsiion 10 purchase the w \ 81 eertioa ID
"a, ~ Township No. 10 north, stance No. unSl Of
the willamette Meridian
Any and sIl persons claiming adversely the sald
described Land ot snt portioa thsrvof, sic hereby
required 10 ~ their slaima IN this once Within
sis.y tuol dayshom date hefvol
'.lsen under m, hand. ., asy once, In olympis,
W 7 this 18Th day Of February, y. IL
JOHN y uUWxY,
Feb ~ Register nj the lad One.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26

Remember offer no chroutos or diah
rags ~ an Involvement for people 70 trade
With me, hut simply fair, square ana hon
These arc The only Inducements I can Of,
fer. NV tast csperience in business show
them Ia t,e sufficient. Cordially wishing
you all happy and prosperous New
Year. thanking you kindly for past H.
vors. and respectfully soliciting your III.
turo patronage, l AIN
Yours Very Respectfully,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26

Aniou old isxs
tSF all ttat thun hast given,
tuf all that th,a h - aiken.
Ne thank thee hut thaak thee most
That thoa hast spared our hsesa
And We want tn still live ON and see
others live. My mt ito IL. Live aud Let
1--we" which my prices given below will
I.,sitlyely uroyes
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26
For Sale.

THREE yoke large work Oxen, run
i from #. in. to #. s in. girt.
Intending purchasers may see the cattle
and learn terms 10y calling at my farm,
three miles southwest of Tenino:
/. COLNIN.
March &c, 1886. mi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26

Quar- Gigantic
CLEAR RANCE SALE
OFFERINGS
Should commend themselves
to the undivided attention of this
whole community.
Infants Kid Button Shoes, 65c per
pair. Ladies Fine Calf Button Shoes,
reduced to So 50 per pair.
A few moro left of those So Caracoa
Kid Button Shoes for ladies. to be
closed at 81 Is per pair.
10 keep our shoe bargains
company, we have just knocked
the covers off from over SO cases
of Boots and Shoes, direct from
the factory of Bingham & ClOut-
man, Boston, Mass.
MEMS Full-stOck Fine Calf Button
Shoes, reduced to So 20 per pair, we'll
worth twice as much
L.
Caters, reduced to So So pair, worth
four dollars regular.
Mems Full-stock Fine Calf Lace
Shoes, reduced to S. 25 pair, solid
IsOle-leather counters.
Genuine hand-sewed Alligator Boots
direct from TORY.
Now is the correct time to Buy
Boots and Shoes. the Best and
Cheapest Footwear in the City by
Far, all made by White Labor.
Misses Kid Shoes, Worked Buttonhocs handmade sizes
from IL to 2, only 81 20 pair.
Childrens Fubbers still sell at l5c pair
Money judiciOusly spentis well
invested. Stock of Dress Goods
must be sold. Prices no object.
Room, not money, is wanted i'm
all departments.
JOSEPH CHEM.
White House,
The only in that has big show window at the
of the store giving plenty of light what you
purchasing.
Olympia, Feb 10, 1886
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26
See This i!

TIME Gas Company have just received
i direct from the manufacturers, Gas
Fixtures and Globes of superior design
and workmanship, which will be sold at
q slight advance en- cost.
Gas Fitting at reduced rates.
J. l.. STANFORD,
Secretary and Manager,
Olympia, Feb. 10, 1885. ly
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23

MAREIED.-On last Thursday even
ing. while THE CnIEF Was being rapidly
iun of u its steam press. there &C.
CURED quite An important wedding in
our city, viz: Mr.. Floyd Reynolds,
n Of our veil known young men,
was united in holy wedlock to Mis-.
MaSEie Taylor, daughter Of our old
friend Mr.. l. n. Taylor. The happy
couple have the best wishes If The
CHIEF for . long and happy life Of
welded bliss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23

Q per csnt loans At the Nebraska *
Kansas FarmLovn Co.
Farm for rent. and cows for sale. See
G. w. Barker, Red Cloud. II
The NebraskaI Kansas Farm Loans
Co. have plenty Of money 10 loan.
MRs. J. II. SMITH Is receiving fine
house plants from the east every week
To be-sold cheap. 5s~2
J. H. SMITH will put mp lightning
rcd. for - cents per foot. Tae ydJ
best steel rods used
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23
Z. 6. HACKER, THE GROCER
To the Farmers,

Farm loans negotiated through, w.
l. overman can bs paid at the end Of
amy year without "a bonus. Rates at
low as the lowcst. Money furnishes
promptly. Office over city drug stored
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23
8 Per Cent Farm Loan

h Nebraska Farm Loan Co. will
make you a loan on YOU farm at
straight 9 per cent and furnish the
money without any delay. Call on
them IN the Red Cloud National Bank
Building.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23

Seeds, Seedsl Of every DIES cription
for farm and garden at Perkins *
Nitchell's. 36w2
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23
Money TO Loan

On real estate in Nebraska or Kan
sas, interest at Q per cent. No n
charged. CLANCY 4 BESTLEI.
aft Red Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23

sarLe; vs. figure that bill of lumber
for you. and wa will save you some
money. Try us. and see If We don't.
sta HOWELL Bros.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23

A bunch Of 81 head of nice stock
hogs consisting Of brood sows, etc. for
salo. Inquire of
3Sti JosErH GRAvEs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23

We are prepared to take in pasture
two hundred head If cattle. Good
Mater. Six miles north Of Red Cloud.
3-w3 EMIGII < Son.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23

FouxD.-One gold locket. The
owner can secure the same by proving
property and paying for this notice.
lnUuire at The CHIEF Office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23
For sala at a Bauaiu.

A new seven room house with four
lots. situated in the most desirable
psrt Of the city. Can be bough, o.,
loog tine IDqviss On! y. Nssa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23

A brick house in nsrth part o: the
CITY. or will sell at q bargain ii sold
soon. Inquire Of Judge Yeiser. 57tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23

A woman Tor Laundry work tor a few
dsys. steady work if preferred. Also a
nurse girl. ut B. 4 NJ. eating house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23
Notice.

Tha, on the 18th day Of November,
1882, in the district court Of Webster
county, Neb., John Dustin Was con-
yicted Of horse stealing. An applics-
ton will he made for pardon on the
10th dsv Of May. 1855.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23

SrFarmers take a look At those oak
posts ut Howell Bros. They are just
what you want. 3Iw3
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23

THERE was a small gathering ol
interested business men al the Firs'
National Bank Saturday night ~ de-
wise ways and mean to secure the
advent Of the Rock Island road into
Red Cloud. One thing la certain that
our people must act IN this matter n
We are to get the road. TnE CHEZ
believes that the Rock Island X figur'
ing on coming TO Red Cloud. yet the
people mus, no, relax their efforts
and think the road will come without
being given encouragement. and
manifest desire tor the same on the
Of II citizens. Wake up friends
Il give this mattcr'promp; attention
Inc rs..d we want and must have.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23
LOCAL POINTERS.
WhAf2
Wanted.

Heating stoves Of ali kinds stored
tor the season with K. X. Sherer & Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23

For cheap farm loans call at the law
Off &c of CLANCY & Bentley. Red Cloud.
Neb. 3IH
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23
A0roAf Ohao0N

There 10 no country on earth that 10
mskins the rapid s,r;des that Nebras-
Ia 10. and especially Is ,his 90 Of Web
s,er county. the old land marks OF
the early pioneer days are passing
away. and in turn are being replaced
BY more modern Improvements
Farmers from the east have not been
slow IN see the immense advantage OF
Nebraska sol! and are coming ives, in
large numbers aud are locating all
over our vast prsirics. Blu; aside from
the improvement made IN farming.
other branches OF business have kept
apace with thu, important industry
and especially - this 80 in the milling
business, The old gri-; mills OF years
ago have become almost useless in the
manufacture OF superior brands oil
-four and consequently have taken a
back seat for the greatly improved
roller system which is o; a late Inveu-
ton. The old Amb>.y Mills, formerly
owned and run by Polly Bros. in its
day one of the bes, mills in the state,
has recently passed in the hands Of a
corporation known As the Amboy
Milling Company, and has been
thoroughly oyerhauled and replaced
by the fines. roller process that could
be procured in the United States. aud
today the company are compelled 10
run night and day to keep up with the
demand made upon them for their fine
brands Of -four now manufactured.
They are how engaged in shipping TO
all o! the principal towns and cities in
nearly all of the western states, their
finest brands, viz: Pride Of the Valley,
Rose Of Amboy. and Good Luck, None
but the very finest AID best quality OF
wheat is used in the manufacture Of
Pride of the Valley and Rose OF
Amboy. and these brands are warrant
ed to be the equal Of any made in the
state. Good Luck is q good standard
flour and well adapted to family use,
All Of the above grades are manufac-
tured under the supervision Of the
most experienced millers. and the
company respectfully solicit a uial OF
their finest grades. The CHIEF il
pleased to note the prosperity Of tie
company and their success in manu-
featuring such excellent grades OF ilour
We bespeak for them an immense
trade. Webster county certainly has
two Of the finest mills III the west.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23

THE Dustin horse stealing case
which occurred IN this county some
six years ago. is again being revived TO
those who are familiar with the cir
cumstances. 1t seems that one Dustin.
who now languishes in the state bastile
stole some horses that belonged in this
county, and being apprehended wa.
after y year trial sentenced tn the
p~enitentlary for q term Of ter years
Now comes his wife bv her attorney, a
Mr.. Rogers, OF Omaha, asking for q
petition TO have the prisoner pardoned
inasmuch as i, was his first %offense,
ne having beel fairly punished for the
o~tfense, besides having a wife and
several children needing his support
II the case is a represented to us We
feel safe in saying that Dustin ough, &c
be pardoned. Nearly al. of the juror
who sat upon his case have signed the
| petition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23
To Remit

~Go to Howell Bros for coal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23
wod6lu0 Ao0A

I~nvi,s,ions ~.re l.sued by RfosAsr
Do. and Mr.. Rob. 20 asis9d the
msrtiag" a. Iirir daughter Keee J.. 10
TAX piar. Trrr~ts, March Il a. the
~Pre-bytetisn rtur n Rev Nj ' F.sx
officiating. the happy srideefSem be-
ing Mr.. Frank Smitb. o ~ CiocS
N.b. Mr.. seiIi~s pre.si-d 49, Srkfa
Tue c.rencry 'sos ui.ls S1&plG ~.
bu, IouE tsfst ,haf aa,SM shuarta
was 81 died tina. -,sadiakr9hs&N
= premium A. the sppoitset .ume
the weddiu. march pealcd forth. the
bridal party moved up the main aisle.
preceded by twelve little girl, Who
we're formerly pupils Of the bndc.
They were dressed in white aud car
rel beautiful boque,-. Mex; the
bridal pair. followed BY iso grooIus
and bridesmaids. the father ant moth
or. and lastly Deacon White and Miss
Jennie L. Hendricks. who acted a.
u-Ie.s, asa3 HaI NHhsS' Va "a s.'sHA'
ments IN general. After the ceremon-
les a reception Mas held At the brides
home from 5 10 1890 Crowd, Of rela'
,iyes and friends assembled and par
took of the wedding supper. which was
everything that could toe desired. es-
peciallv the Wedding cake, OF which
every CUES, received a generous alice
IN remembrance Of the occasion. Al
the close OF the reception the bridal
party left TOR Woodyille. where the
happy couple took the night tram 70
begin their wedding journey 10 the
groom's home in the far West. They
take with them the best wishes OF the
community, and We hope the brides
many talents may be As much appre-
cia,ed in her new home AS they were
in the old.-(South Ryegai", VT. Cor
respondent III Granite Cutters Journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23

Miss ETHEL HOWE, a vocalist Of SUI
perior merit. assisted BY home talent.
will give A concert for tho benefit of
the Episcopal church on the 9Th OF
May. Miss Howe is a pupil Of Albert
Lawrence. and comes very highly re:
commended by him. All those who
desire a rare treat and enjoy hearing
fine music. should not fail to hear her.
Miss Ethel Howe has sung with
great acceptance At many festival and
concerts in this city. and throughout
the country, including those given by
Gilmore's Band. Z. S. GILMORE.
New York City. March Sid, 1854.
Miss Ethel Howe sang the air aud
variations the Carnival of Venice"
arousing the greatest enthusiasm OF
evening by her marvellous execution
and the ease with which she dwelt. no,
merely in the region Of high C's, bu,
assembled To the altitude Of +. Her
notes in this register in their f~lageole,.
like character are simply marvellous
Ncw York Herald.
Miss Ethel Howe's bird-iike voice
drew forth the most rapturous rlaudits
Of her hearers. Several said she was a
second Jenny Lind."-Brooklyn Argus
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23

OK last Friday evening. while the
managing editor OF The CHIEF was
comfortably reposing in the arms OF
Morpheus. dreaming of the great
wealth IF the editor and of the three
story print shop. he Vas sudden My
awakened from that condition TO a
realization that sweet strains of music
were floating upon the midn ght
breezes. Quickly donning our favor
lite %jeens' We quietly stole forth TO a
transparency, from whence We observ-
ed the Red Cloud male quartet and
string band. rendering To us n OF
best serenades, which the boys know
so we'll how to do. Come gain boys,
AS these headquarters will always be
| pleased to have a serenade from you
The members Of the quartet are G.. S
Albright, Andy Jones, Abbott Ander
son and +. G.. Roselle, and were as
sistedy Frank L. Pike.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-09-29
The Drethien Refuse 10 Fay Oh Wild
Cattle.

The P,oche Record says: II is the custom
OF The Mormon Church 10 coIlect a royalty
on The Wild cAttle killed III Bal Valley, bdl
ot late We have hrard OF instances where
good church members have refused TO pay
The royalty, claiming that the church has nv
more right To III. cau'l: than they hav:. The
Re.oyd /, sorry 10 noe that some OF our good
hI elhren seem anxioI. 10 ,rAv:l On III; doSn
grade when they quincy to tn: my>erlou,
beyond. Thee cAllle are the offspring at
the cattle that belonged 10 the Tram OF eml
grants ma,,acred al Mountain Meadows by
ord r Of Brigham Young. that had Il d 10 the
mountains dunns The Struggle. A II wa,
the head Of III. Church that ordered the kill
ing of those emigranls for pIunI:r. certain
ly all things belonging 10 th- em,gran's,
after they were bulcheIed, became church
property, and the cattle that stIayed away.
ano their of,pring, belong TO the church.
Good m mbers ot the Mormon Church should
always keep upper-mo,l in mind. that though
the church is perfectly Unsuitable in robhIng
all OF its members, the members have no
right TO rob the church. for such Is the King
dom Of Heaven. As TO those outside OF the
realm Of the Church killing cattle, 1t doc.
not matter, for the devil is bound to Get
them at any rate. whether they Pingle up
the roy ally Or not.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-09-29
Sac Coamty r.cket.

The Lyon County Republican Convent III
meets al Greenfield 10 day, aud Will prob
ably finish all the business Of nominating a
ticket. Good juIsmcn, should he used in
the selection OF our ticket this year, and
none buJ men who are known to be capable
Of filling tn: othce to which they aspire
placed hcrton. There il not reason in the
world, if a Goh, strong ticket Is put up.
why it shoud not make clean >we' = lh,A
Fall. Never before has there been better
chance for The success, OF the entire ticket.
Another point to be considered Is locality.
In nominating State ticket the office. have
been well divided geoGraphically-lhat is to
say--rach part OF The SAFE is represented
So it should be in the county. 1t is not fair
TO select all the offices, or all the principal
ones from one precinct. Let there be fair
geographical division as we'll as strong men
placed Oh the ticket.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-09-29

I, b. Hickey. wltndrASAI from The Quo
ernatorlal nshI was a surprise ~ many oi
his iuend.. lie mad made All aggressive
night ior the nomination and We b-heve
would have won, nat lie AlIJ~ed ns nA.ns
his nAIne 10 come Uctorc TIC conv, n,iOn, Uu.
10 snow that lac wa not wlInns 10 have tne
enmity oil lew ot The influential poh'ician'
he dad not allow his name 10 b: placed DC
fore the Convention. III, coar.e has gained
him many tIiend,, aud a. MD. kIcksy sAys,
he Ia yoLns ye1 And Iouf yeATs Ia no. 'o"g ~
wa,. Eyen NOV IA, iI-aIs ais UesIu"Ims
TO hurran Tor MN IN 1890. 10 show thai
there Is no Ill feeling Oh MI. kickey's part
he was vne vi the nrsI " start No. SEVEN.
son. campaigu alter he eecelved The noIn' .
nation, anu he dad u, too, with such effect
lnat all vi nls (k,cEey's) IrlenIs VIII oeeone
Stevenson inch iOr tn's year al any rate.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-09-29
Reduction works.

The new reduction works al Keno are be-.
ing pushed abe ad vigorously, John Howell
is Pre,ldcnt and managing Director. They
will purchase gold. silver, lead, copper.
and anIimonial smelling ores: also gold.
silver. lead and copper concentrates. Stag.
matt and other secondary products; also
all free and base milling ore. 1t will be
their purpose 10 pay such prices that In
miner will be able 10 realize on ores which
were heretofore valueless 10 him. or in other
words, with the faeili,ie. the company will
have for working cheaply, :hey will be able
10 handle class Of ores with profit to the
miner, upon which it has been impossible to
realize anything.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-09-29
District Court.

District Court convened Monday. Hon.
NJ. A. kiu.phy, Dl.Inct Judge. presiding.
Following wa, transacted: Fred Oi't VI.
J. X. Shaw ct al, demurrer oveIruled and
defendants given IS days 10 answer.
Otst vs.. II. J. CARING ct al, SANE order.
Geo. Bay Va. Fred schlemb.rg. Gaze eel
for tral Dee. OH.
Waller Z. Kelley, Timothy O'K:ete and
Louis Qulh, were Animated 10 cluE.nsh'p'
CouIt awpdrnei 10 Uslob.r 9Th.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-09-29
Fire Alarm.
WokKISGMAS,

Last Sunday afternoon ab,it o'clock the
alarm OF tire was sounded. The engine and
hose company was on hand IN lev
seconds. and i, wa. but three minutes after
the alarm that water was realty for the
flames, but it wa. not necessary, A. the tre
was out. The occasion OF the alarm was
the bur.,ing Of lamp in an incubator in
We,ley Brale's barn. Beale's loss is . num-
Der OF fine egg, from imported fowls.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-09-29
a Fine Picture,

C. e. Peterson, the photographer. has now
on his easel nearly completed life.iZ; cray
on picture Of Mr.. Ira p Hale, OF Aurora.
The picture is an excellent one--in fact one
Of the finest we have ever seen. Those who
are thinking Of having large picture taken
shonld call and see some OF MIR. Peterson
work in this line tefore giving their orders
elsewhere.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-09-29
A sad Death.

Last Friday evening the sad news reached
Truckee Of the drowning OF Miss Gertrude
Whubeck, at BocA The young lady fell
into a race in attempting to GRO" it. Miss
Whubeck wa, The doashter Of d. DR. Whit
beck, Superintendent Of the Boea Mill Com
pAny. and was at the time OF her death
nineteen years OF age.