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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-22
HOW Dead HORSES were UtiIized.

Among other army contractors of high
and low degree at or about Washington
during the war was one who had pur
chased, as the highest bidder, the dead
horses of the army of the Potomac, for
which he paid SIG each, delivered at
his establishment" They averaged, in
the winter, fifty day. and were thus
disposed of: First, the shoes were pulled
of, then the hoofs were cut off: then the
names and tails were sheared. The ami
NAL was then skinned. the carcass was
boiled that the tallow might be extract
ed. the best of the bones were sold for
knife handles. and the remainder to be
ground for fertilizers. The total result
was that these different parts of the
dead animal were worth when prepared
for market at least SIS head. and the
profits of the contractor were coEse-
quently very large. Boston Budget.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-22

Over in England in great house
thirty or forty servants is no unusual
number, and when there is a house party
as many as 100 are often assembled, for
each guest brings his own servant, and
the various Wallets and maids, the extra
eoachmen and grooms, make up COM
pany that rivals the array in the draw
ing-room for pretension and pride; for
all these especially the upper servants
must be placed according to the rank
of the masters. The servant of duke,
of course, prceedeS the servant of an
earl, and the valet of an ambassador
naturally goes before the gentleman OF
a mere envoy They are usually called
by the names of their masters SO AS To
settle at once this point Of precedence.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, 22d December, 1885,
at the residence OF the brides uncle, A. P.
Watson, Esq, near Leland, Washington
county, Miss, by Rev. Stevenson Archer,
Mr.. T. L. SKINNER and Miss LIZZIE L,
NKwsoM.
Miss Newsom will be remembered by
the young people from Jackson to Cooper's
Well. her former home, as favorite in the
social circle in which she moved.
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Y1cKsRuRa AVN MERIpIAN B. B

Mail-Ieayes for vicksburg 1880 a. m.
Leaves for Meridian, $40 p. m.
AecommOdation-Ieave for Nicksburg T:Oo a. N
-Aiv's from yicksburg, 1900 p. m,
with trough Sleeper Tor n. y.
Local Freight-Leaves for Vicksburg, t;S a. m
Leaves for Meridian, IL rs a. m
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-22

The Robert Smith Rifles request their
lady friends to furnish them with list Of
their visiting guests in order that invita-
tions TO their ball to be given on the 29th
inst, at the Deaf and Dumb Institute, may
be sent them. Address communications to
Invitation Committee X. 5. R., care Hun
ter & Harrington.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-22

Members OF the Legislature will find
it to their interest by examining the i'm
mense stock OF costume male clothing
specially made to meet the demands of the
Legislators by 6. ]. Beck before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
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Official Bonds.

Chancery Clerks, Justices of the Peace,
and others preparing official bonds for
newly elected officers, are reminded that
blanks for this purpose are kept on hand
at this Office. Price $3.50 per 100 so for
800; SOC per quire; single blanks, 1Oc.
Postage stamps of any denomination
received for fractional parts of dollar.
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rArcHEz, JACKSON 8 CoLUMsUs R. !


FROM Dec o. looo'l
EAsrwARD-Leaves Natchez daily at $500 p; m
arriving in Jackson at 300; connects at H&r
riston for Vicksburg and Memphis.
WEsTwARD-Leaves Jackson daily at 1900 a. M
arrives at Natchez 1928 a. m. Connects a
HARRISON for New Orleans
VREIsHT TRAIs-daily, Sunday excepted. Leave'
Jackson 500 a. m; arrives from Natchez a
700 u. m.
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Plvmouth Rocks for Sale !

IrROM THE BEST STOCK THAT MONEY!
tDouh ny.
Fowls Is months 70 2 years old $3.50 each.
Fowls Matched in March, 1886, al $3.50 each.
April 1885, at eco each.
Fowls Matched later, 81 90 10 $50 each.
Eggs frorl = Rocks and Brown yeghorDs 81 80
per IL.
Cut this out, as II will not appear again.
Address PLYMOUTH Rock FAFcIER,
Jackson. Miss.
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Boarding With Furnished Rooms,

FINHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ROOMS AND
viii accommodate SoARDERS and LODG FRS
on reasonable terms, one square North Of the Capt
tol. adjoining the Presbyterian Church. Apply al
the residence al any hour
jan.s, So stdItw. MRS. A. n. KfaBALIA
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l9q ..nalarried in Madison county, Miss, at
The residence of Mrs. w. ]. Dulaney, by
the The Rev. JOIN Hunter, d. D., @. II. West,
ESQ, Of Rosedale, Miss, and Miss Mary E.,
daughter Of the late DR.. W. J. Dulaney, of
said county.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-22

We note the presence of J. s. Wheless,
Of Oxford, among the visitors at the State
capital.
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DAILY CLARION.
T77VoIs cYETRAL RAILROAD.

,seheaule taking effect Nov. p, lSSS.l-
-SoKrH BouSD.-
So .-Express-arrives $50 P. m
NJ leaves $40 p. m.
-. 4-MaiI-arrives i2:ss a m.
~" leaves i2:5S a N
SOUTH BoUsD.-
No. i-ExpreS-Arrives 1858 p. m.
~ leaves 3:i2 p. m.
No s-Maily-arrives las a. m.
Leaves AS a MI
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LADIES EXCHANGE.

1EIss NJ. v. DUDLEY BEGs LEATE TO NO
nj THY be ladies and gentlemen Of Jackson
and visitors tc the State Capital, that she will, on
Monday, Dec. IA. open a LADIES EXCHANGE on
Capitol Street, In The building lately occupied By
WrS. O'sullivsn, next door west Of Mrs. B1ikley's
Meals and lunches will be served At all hours, IRON
a m. too D. m.
dec 'B5-3W.
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WHEN you come to JACKSON, MISS, go to
KALAR's, for Meals and Lodging. The only second
class house in town. just north Of City Hall F.
KALAR, Proprietor. liuiy22, S5-6m.
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FOR SALE.

MY PLACE, SEVEN AND A HALF ACRES,
nj south Of the Barheld place, and north Of NJ.
sidways about II mile from the State House. Will
sell the whole, or In half quarter sections-eaoh
facing the Livingston road, the road east OF my
place. Above COM aims fine cistern and beautiful
ian 20. 'ss~st Ev sEUTTEB.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-22

Katie Putnam played before the
largest and most fashionable audience
"Wednesday night ever assembled in our
y 70 p!Iguse on similar occasion.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-22

The inaugural Ball was brilliant
success, as might have been, anticipated
from the names Of thDivis nittees charg-
ed with the arrangemeHeer
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YAZoo BRANCH.

No ,k-North--leaves 900 a. N.
NJ ii-South-arriyes 7:i5 ?. m
Except Sundaysl
IF. MONTGOMERY. Ticket Ageat
J. W, COLEMAN. A. q. p. "A.
j. NJ TURNER, Div. Supt
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LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES.

Col. W. c. Falkner, of Ripley, is IL
the city.
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THE CLARION at $500 Per Year,
feao
Parties Visiting New Orleans

tNHo DESIRE SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS, near
~ CANAL STREET, in a central location, at rea-
sonable prices can obtain Rooms with or without
Board, at the elegant residence NO. 9 north
Rampant. The Exposition steam cars pass at
the cornsT. ldec.2 s5-Sm.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-22

A number of ladies and gentlemen
from up and down the road, came to hear
Katie Putnam Wednesday night.
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MOBILE AND OHIO R. R.

North bound trains leave Meridian at AS and I
q. m. aud South bound trains arrive at S:OO g. IN
and ii 80 p. m.g
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-22

1T is said that Miss Haas is an exas-
psratingly pretty Yum Yum.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-22

We have 6rst-class Tailor IN our
employ from New York, which enables us
to give you perfect in clothing. Call on
us. CAPITAL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-22

See the announcement Of Geo. ).
Green l. Co., of wood for sale, in another
column.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-22

Don't forget the Mikado, tonight
Yum Yum will charm the city again to
night.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-22

Mrs. Judge T. E. Cooper accompanied
her brother, Mr. JOS. Cosper, OH visit &c
hatcher this week.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-22

Mr. John Compton, formerly OF Hol
lv Springs is now a resident Of our city.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-22

FIRE-CLAY CHIMSEYs, Sewer-pipe and
Fire Brick at SnDwAY's.
Dec. 1876.
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Dental Notice,

DR. JONES HAS MOVED HIS OFFICE TO
J his residence, enc block south Of the City
Hall. He has his rooms very comfortably and
arranged for the accommodation Of
ladies. jane, s5-u
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-22

LADIES CoLLARs--We have received 3 grea
Quantity, and nicely selected, from the cheapest up
At LAz. KAHME
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=. c. T. BOOTH,


-lSUCCEssOR 10 BOOTH HIPFLK.-
HoUsE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE PAINTING
II GRAIsIEe 4 SPECIALITY. Shop back OF John
Taylor's Blacksmith shop, Pascagouia St.,
iune17,'s5- JACKSON, Miss.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-22

-Stetson Hats speciality at the CAPI
TAI CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
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WANTED

A MAN TO TAKE AN OFFICE AND REP
"A resent MANUFAc1 URER-SJ0.O0 per week
small capital required. Address, Box 20, Acton,
Mas tjan.2O, $685.
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Shop and Hair Dressing Saloon

in The City Of Jackson and receive the patrOnars
on MississiPpi's Oldest and hest citizens. Terms
Ia acSonianoe with the times.
JsUusry g. iSSS-d2m.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-22

Lac. KAHE'A
Imzaxr JkcKKTu at Lac. KAHE's
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Stock Of Groceries in Jackson
Cheap Boarding II Exposition Visitor

MFRS. "a. & HARRIS, No. I2a
AVA L0UIsIAFA SEEeNa, NEw ORLEANS, beg
leave 10 say to befrienda and the public generally
that she Is prepared 10 snl4flain a limited number
Of BOABDERs by tbs DAY, WEEK, or for the
ENTIRE SEASON Of the EXPOSITION this Win
ter, and she respectfully Aoiicits patronage. She
has added materially 70 her accommodations, and
can assure her patrons Of as comfortable quarters
as can be had a. any Private Boarding House in
the City.
TEyHs-Lodging and full Board per day, 81 50;
lodging and Breakfast 81 90; Special arrangements
for the week or longer period.
eS-Cars 10 and from the Exposition Grounds
pass directly by the house.
Mrs. II. refers 10 Capt. J. b. EnOchs, DR.. T. P.
lockwood G. A. Redding, l.. NJ. Guess and II. P.
Barnes, Esq, all of Crystal Spring.; aud also 10
Col. J. l. Power, jackson and Capt. 5 Hoskins,
Of Lexington. Miss. idec. 23ss-im.
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To Creditors OIL Green's Bank.

WUE ARE BUYING THE RECEIVERS Ger
w tifoates Of Greeu's Bank, 4th iDstallmeni
preferred. As 1t seems 70 be pretty veil settled
that these will be put OF three yean at six l6j per
cent interest, holders might do we'll 20 communi-
cate With uH.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
kJaekson, Miss.
Oct II, ISS5-4w.l
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For Sale, for Division Among Heirs.

OvERTON PLANTATION, LATELY OWNED
" by II. o. Wick, deceased, situated in sunhower
county Mississippi, on the sunh0Eer river, and
within one aud hall miles Of the county seat on the
inc OF the Georgia Pacific Railroad. There are 1877
acres Of which 1865 are under fence and In cntiVa-
tion, and 3Ge additional are good, high land, sus-
ceptible Of cultivation. The place IN furnished
with mill and gin, operated by HORSEPOWER. q
large gin house. commodious stable, comfortable
dwelling, and substantial store-rooms. Also, suf-
iicient tenements for labor. One Of the most de-
sirable places on sgnhower river. For terms, ad-
dress N. J. WICK.
{an.i3,ss-su vicksburg, Miss.
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For Sale.

A SECOND HAND PIANO IN GOOD ORDER
n Apply At ladies Exchange on Capitol
street. jap61t
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JAKE WONDERS.


on SOUTH SIDE CAPITOL STREET, ONE
" door above Expuss ofaee. The oldest esiAh-
lished aud most reliable
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-29
COwLES.

The hyperbdrean weather Of the la,
three weeks rs .lmmcrci down 20
r,Iy pleasant winter weather. and ne;
a. our iaEInerr have got their t-5b-
sled. ready 20 haul their fifteen cent
corr to msrkc, tn. snow - melting
aud leaving the road, bare ia mauy
places.
J. g Waller hauled h,. new steam
engine from Rel Cloud To C1w!e- ,hI.
week
samuel Foe, who took a petition
recently ON the u < VI Ia. tim. week
removed his family 10 Red Cloud.
Mrs. {. W. Fuller took the tram on
Monday last Tor Conway. Iowa, where
she was called by a telegram an-
nouncinc the serious lime. of her
brother. \ later telegram announces
his death.
Iiods.on & Fulle, are havin1 q large
lot of ice hailed for u.e III 60 INJECTION
WIKI GltiE meat market
p. Il. Buick l. Ia, ing III. hishe,
market price for corn and huEs
Mrs. r J La,ta i spending a few
week. with friends IN Edgar. Neb.
Miss Fannie Buster. who ha- been
waiting in Cowle> with her sister Mr.
q W Hager and Mr.. J. {. Waller,
returned To her HON, ia Franklin
county on MurGay last.
Rev ". u Page and wife. since
their return from their wedding tom
in the mountains, are coEIly domIcilcd
ia the parsonage.
Since writing the above another
arctic wave has struck IL. -nd We are
threatened with another bin.
Married, by Rev. w. ID Page. AT
Cowlc.. Neb Jan. ~, lsS6. Nh. Isaac
II. Thomas {, Mi, Ella smith all al
Webster county.
Married, 10y &. >ciienck. E,q-, al
saltwater. " etsi.r county. Nebraska
January u. 1896. Mr.. Daniel Cook :,
Mr.. Sarah Erwin, all OF Wcb.tci
county, N.b- The bride Will plca.,
accept the thanks of THE CHirf out
fl, for "A portion of the delicious wed
ding cake. l.. ii.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-29
NORTHERN

Fine weather for this part IL the
country. We have no; had any Of
those double-headed billiards such as
YOU have had in Webster county. The
trains could ran here every day until
now. They were blockaded ai Free
mont and Long Pine. but not IN this
part IL the country. II has moi been
cold enough, here for cattle and
hog. to freeze to death. Everybody
likes this we'll a they do
any other part Of the cousiry; and
then this county is pretty level until
you get .outi, Of the Iiobrsrs river.
which Is abon, Is miles from here.
when you reach the sand hills. The
country between here and there is all
very level and is splendid farm land
! have seen potatoes grow just ~ weli
in the sod as in old ground. and so il
is with most everything which they
raise here. CHS WoHLtB-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-29
Plenty 81 -Dow.
Roa.I. i,aiiy blocked

Plenty 81 -Dov
Roa.l. badly blocked
Considerable stock lost duuBg the
late storms. John Webler l-, over
~ hog. and a COW Several other
lo., quite a number of logs and
chickens. Ore man IL reported tn
have lo.t three hundred head Of sheep.
Me. Emma Orr ha. returned from
Superior where che hsd teen staying
during the ps.i summer and fall
g. " Orr and Hugh Crawford re-
turned las, week from the ves, where
they had been looking after .Sms
claims.
Dan Cook ne. novel hack 20 bis
farm.
J. Robinson hz. boogh, the oil
.ct,s-d hss,se belonging 80 di-'ri-t No
4 ioiy., III Good T~esnplsr- ian. leen
orr aniz~si m District No. -.
EYFoErEE-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-29
Cowles, and its Business Men.

Arriving the town of Cowlc- We III
store OF &. w RULER, which store Is
full from top To bottom. Mr.. Fuller l.
enjoying a picnic AT prcsen t, a. lac Is
handling coal.
Passing up street We come IA the
Office and lumber yard Of rlatt * Frees
with Mr.. A. II. Linebarger rs sales
man. They have lumber and snow for
sale, as also has the Peoples Lumber
company.
Next is the store building of Turner
Bros, which OF present is occupied 10y
the barber shop and, we are sorry to
say, the pool and gaming tables.
Passing on We next come tn the city
drug store, owned b. Cook & Meachsm
Mr.. Meacham IL very pleasant gent
and i. enjoying n good trade.
Peak 4 La,ta. genera. merchan t.
carry quite an extensive stock, Also
ucUt iu =
Here we are at the blacksmith sbop
and as listening 70 the music Q. the
anvil We can but think Of the smith
who proposed to the g,ri.-and won her.
f, too. by showing her his hands null 81
gold.
Passing on To the livery and feed
! stable Of Schenck 4 jackson w. find
them up to their ears in business.
Crossing the street We come TO th'
photo and art gallery. which would b'
"A credi; to any town.
Then there IL the city hotel. ,lohr
~ .o,rr.. Il. Waru, -. =
They have Il neat house and do a goo,
business.
Next i. q. W. Wells restaurant. 1h'
gentleman Is a success rs "A landlord
Next i the office of DR.. T.. Schenck
The Doctor is too yell known over ill.,
countv to need any word Of conm"n
from lis.
Here We are a tie poet ofhc". NJ
Clifford, L. NJ. Here Is the place Il
get stamps. clothing. dry goods, gre
cerie>. queensware. or a letter iron
your girl.
We mex, call on Mr.. ID. Il. Buzick
the popular gram buyer. The uniycI
al verdict Is that he gives good weigh
OH grain.
We came near forg citing tie par
sonage. where the kev. Page and vii
are ensconsed. lie re the young folk
wander in ,wos and listen 10 ths my'
tic words. and leave As one.
DIR. W. T. Johnson. who located her
but FIVE months ago. Is a thorough
competent physician. having taken fu
course in medical college. q. well 3
practical exD~Tiehce IN HOSPITAL
CINCINNATI. has an extensive praciic
which Is daily increasing.
At the Il. ( NJ. Office again. and s
We take = tie pass out 81 town we al
heard TO sigh. "BIes. me. would b
piez.apt. riding OH \ rail"
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-29

Candy and pickel. a, Hicker..

Candy and pickles a; Hacker.
Sutton flour a, Perkins Mitchell's
Something good To cat at Hacker.
Full line Of eyaporatci fruit. at
Hackers.
Ladies hand satclels at the City
Pharmacy.
Bo-anko'- cough and lung syrup a,
City Pharmacy. cures every ime
The bes, and choicest candies n J..
q. news stand. Ladies, come and give
them a trial.
Bile Beans" .ure. biilou-nes-, head
ache. constipation, f)r sale at City
Pharmacy.
T.. q. Cook will probably 90 10
Decatur, Illinois, soon. 20 take a posi-
ton ia the American Express Office.
ForNp.-Between the Methodist and
Baptist churches. a ladie. rubber shoe,
Owner can have same by calling at
this office.
QUARTERLY conference tonight ut
NJ. T.. Church. Sacrament Sabbath
evening, Rev. John Gallagher, /. T.,
Hastings, breaches.
T.. W. McDoSALD, grand lecturer oi
the 4. o. L. W, wa in this city this
week and completed the organization
Of Red Cloud lodge No. 90.
TIE firm Of c. ID. Mcmillan x Co.
general hardware dealers etc, were
| closed by creditors this week, We were
unable To learn Their liabilities.
Hurrah for the Eclipse and Mag
t. nolia flour, from Sutton roller mills,
! eclipse all other brands in the market.
PERKINS & MITCHELL.
Edw. +. Wiener. the post-pfhce
/ news dealer, will receive III Il few days
an elegant assortment Of stationery,
back CANNON boards, dominoes, tab
lets of all kinds. etc.
For the best and choicest cigars III
| the Republican Valley 60 to the =. q.
news stand. Try the } for DC import
ed cigars. Also an elegant stock OF
nickel goods, cigarettes, etc.
l.. II. RrsT says he has about three
tn ousand yearling apple trees that are
grated on two year old root TO sell
cheap. Also all kinds of first. class
nursery stock to sell at reasonable pri
ces. Send il your orders early.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-29

THE w. c. +. L. Of Red Clio Ill held
their annual election Of officers Janu-
ary 6, 1856, and elected officers as fol-
lows:
President-MH. BrakefieM.
Vice PRESIDENT Mrs Alden
Corresponding Secretary--Ms. DR.
Denney.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. Noll.
Trea.urer-Mrs. u. B. Gates.
Local Weep residents-The Mrs.
Graves, LOSING, Nissoher. Maryatt.
Money rats ed in the past wear, 1910.
Held six weeks Of temperance meet
ings. and over 400 signed the pledge;
loo Tel ong to the cadets, The band of
hope under the auspices Of W. {. 7. L.
is self sustaining. Collection. sl5l5.
Average attendance 80; number Of
mem ,ers, oOO, The officers are
Superintendent-MN. MaryatL-
Assistant-Mrs. Ballard.
Secretasy-Mr. Teas arden.
Treasurer-Miss Matte Ballard.
Chorister-Mrs Denney.
If you like q good cigar, by Moore's
Choice, sc, at City Pharmacy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-29

\ fint-class livery and feed stable
for sale. Inquire of d. B. Spanosle.
A great bargain offered in a farm
near town. Will he taken u Of
market if not sold soon. Inquire OF
ID. B. SPANoGLE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-29
q Per Cent Farm Loan.

Tia, Nebraska Farm Lo,n Co. vii
maze you = loan on Won farm a
straight 9 per cent and furnish the
,nncy without any delay. Call on
hem IN the Red Cloud National Bank
Builling.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-29

ANEW FIRM.-Cn Thursday of this
week Messrs. I'm. Gates and Is. +.
Waterman, two we'll known citizens Of
this place, formed n copar,nership for
the purpose Of dealing in horseiiesb,
etc. They have purchased the Flynn
stables, and seven lots HEAR the
Nebraska Lumber Yard, and will
hencciorth buy and sell horses and
keep a general feed and sale stable. IN
a few days Mr.. Waterman will go east
To buy horses. Tie CHIEF wishes the
new firm success and prosperity. This
van institution that Red Cloud has
long needed,
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-29
To the Ladies OF Red Cloud.

Last winter when the encampment
of the G. \. X. and the department
convention Of the WOman's Relief
Corps met ut Beatrice, the delegates Of
the ". X. G. were all entertained free
by the ladies OF the city, thereby es-
tablishing Il precedent winch wo hope
Red Cloud will follow. we want the
delegates to carry away as good All
opinion of our city rs they did of Bea-
tricc. The storms since the New Year
came in have delayed Our arrange.
ment- 80 much that we fear We will
not be able to see The ladies mt their
houses, and We would be glad If those
who would entertain delegates would
call on or send word to Mrs. Mcbride
at her store. BY so doing YOU viii
confer q great favor on the W, X. C.
Z. u. kxfGHT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-29
Notice

All persons knowing themselves IN
deb,ed TO the firm OF Peak 4 LAita.
will please settle at once and save
costs. We mean what We saw.
PE,H 4 LsrIN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-29
Take Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the late VIM. Letson will call
and settle before February Is. 1856, at
which time all accounts will be left
with an attorney for collection.
ALISON LErsox, Administrative.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-29
For Rent

A good business 70 IN on south
Webster street, Red ClIud. Apply to
A. l.. Funk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-29

For -,LE-10 bead Il Aslfbrss 81 ga
lowAy calves. boil. anil nssf~r ipply
30 Dawn IL ,sEfs. lr
Fawues t8fy. Nsb
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-29
Dissolution Notice

Noiicc !. hereby gwen ih.; the hrm
Of klssman x Wiener has been de
solved by mutual consent. Walter
Kleeman retiring from the business
Mr.. Ed. Wiener will continue the bus
ineSs al the old stand.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-29
The Amboy Mills Ready for Busi-
ness.

Notice Is hereby given that the
Amboy Roller FIGURING Mills are now
ready to. grind wheat by their new
process. Their friends AMI patrons are
cord,aIly invited to call. Flour guar
anteed to he the equal Of any made IN
the state.
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