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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12
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Aud About IN SttS sud soumty.

Rev J. q. Altman i. visiting 10
the city.
Clarence Anderson VA N the city
Saturday
II A Simpson, Of Blue HI, Vas
IN the city thu. week
c. T.. Days, Il Superior, Wa in
Red Cloud this week.
". T.. Bailey, the stree, railway
contractor, is in the city,
Mrs. Newhou.c has jus, received a
large invoice OF fine yarns.
Mrs. DIR. Rice. Of Aurora, Illinois,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Thos Emigh.
The district court WAS in session
the fore part Of the week, Judge Gas
lin on the bench
Go to Mrs. Ncwhouse's for dress
goods, corse,., Aanucl,, ladies. under.
wear, etc. Prices very low
Hons. ID. 7. Newcomer and 4. NJ
Walters we're in the city this week
looking after legal business in the
district court.
The Headlight is the name Of a
nex daily paper in Superior Tnk
CnlEr hopes it will shed its rays ore'
that community.
Humphrey Smith, of An'e'mo,
Neb., is in the city. Mr.. Smith IL
doing enc in that city and We ART
glad TO hear Of IL.
NJ. Il. McNitt, county treasurer
ane family have returned home from
an extended visit in Ohio. Me
thinks there is no place ike Rec
Cloud,
Please call in aud pay up your dc
liLqucnt subscriptions. IL is nov
time to square the deal as a ne~spa
per needs ali OF the money that is dn'
it at all times.
New stock Of plush cloaks' clothing
boots and shoes direct from the man
ufacturcrs at prices tina, will astonu''
you at The Western and Southern
Mcrchantilc association
There is only one man on Websle
street that does not con''ibut
toward. the city sprinkler and b
ought TO be ashamed Of himself,
fellow ough. to pay for what he gets
The board Of supervisors have Al
thoriIed . proposition TO be Pre'en'e
to III. voters Of the county Tor th
purpose Of building q Jail This u
desirable objec, and should be carrie
by all means.
Hail fell abundantly on Taesda
afternoon about six O'Clock, aud
seemed IS II the weather clerk h'
Knocked on, the entire bottom of Il
heavenly refrigerator At one bio
from the vsy the ice came down upc
humanity the, plod ,hi. ,erres,i
.nh.,c. No damage reported.
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!. p.,.., mari.
means u,,a,, lin
ms u', ". cup t..,w,,d in ,hc m,rr,i,
Was . little bacAWaf" !" INC marty"
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Uycn want some sisr srrlcs call
a, Rusts city feed store
Nh, &. Wiener has retained heusr
from hrt VISIT 20 tho east
Il ' Shirey Il. bulI,ng ne~
barn for hi, Thoroughbred mafe iis
has alec rutcha'sI hao hssEy
We hope Our oorrc.poIdest' s,il
send 10 tho news W. wants good
correspondent IN every community
saturday "a. able LAY 10 ROD
Cloud there tcibg FROM lja TO 800
team. u tho city l, male. thing.
lively 90 .cc tha, number ~ people
IN tho cit,
On ls., Saturday afternoon sbou,
forty q the pupils 81 Nj. Lille let
sou, from the "a, primary department
81 tho public schools, gave bsf ear.
prise. The dn,ifsl cbilJrcn ~ .ho-
their arprcc's,,os made ,hot teacher
several handsome rrc.euu
The far a.soci alton il eput,d q
much credit for the sarr,s,fsl Way
they have managed the financial par,
4 that Institution this fhl IL ~ the
6ts, time for .omc yeas that sh'
pr,mium, have been pad a foil The
coming 'ait will 20 doubt see ma1J
more exhibitor ,hsn the Lac, "a,
owing 10 the fac, 'ha, premium, arr
10 be paid IN fall
We sen, 10 p'css too ssriy ls,'
week 10 give Al aeeouGt 81 Nj
Knight. % Fythiss banquet, bs
could have foreshsdo~,d tho fact o
IT,. saoce,. Those Who tno~ boo I,
be ohiu.l.uc and eour,eou. ~ili 81
ways be found n the froa, rshls an
such i. the ease With tLr X. / boy
the world over and veil ,Lsy tho'
how - ehtertais thor ffienA. II
occasion Of last Friday nishi ws. q
exception 20 the rule aud e'srJoH
ps.cu, eaioycd the es,Sttsinmsn
lagely itva.s grAsd 'uctt,. sa
viii long be rntmbsrd To mst
the ea'eItsipmsh, doubly jo,fsl .'
ersl norites were iliaetsd ,hroug
; The m~y',sncs ~ the order 81 "
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mi5nigh, the alarm 81 Gre "a. ,oshd
sd, and ,hose sho yers ~svsk.s,a
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the cause 70 10 the bsfsihg ~ he old
building ksovs AZ the Beehive on
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TO the .osth .sf&
VII Ainls . uts,.r ~.
the eliy n, zee.
Mrs Be..s-, as4 Laa4 l,,s rs
tarucd 'rga the sast
u Richard. Z B,,is e. -, d
The city a,tsairs eo-lt
The sie irfA'ta,si. l su4t.I
Oct ~. ., s,emrnaka.I.
VIZ, / II ha.l Ia, -e,aratIA as
ani the GA Mas happy
fho. kmsh ,l.I4iss ,ls
VII o froat of s.tt=ssa
Jsds, Ga,hn "a le.4,se dapn
.Ac IsdieA al bshsA III, scl
-. & Gaze kAs raf,hA.el The White
horse Ani carnage otf D. Collie
Goat ska iAt,a, Lu,itaf glove, .,
berg a Ga!u'hss al only say ssst,
Attorney Mspor.id. af Ha,,.rs,
va ia the city tbs ~e,G attending
court
The 9Th A,ruas Hotel b.. been
raised and, hack foundation put
under 1t
Mrs. | frsbtc. wer, g. Crete 90
"Wednesday & a,,eol the '%up,',l -
her sister.
M,. pr. shidler .l,,ss - th
>hirry bo,. aud her son a. 10 ,he
city visiting
Nh, y. NesLoase la, added ace
pottieo TO her premise, south q The
9Th Avenue uotcl
The Re-, \ Gaze oil prcach at
II, Barti., church asu Sunday
and evening Al invited
J H. Stroup q rcnn.ylvani. va
in the city tbs week usine friends.
bat ha- rctarnci 10 the Keystone
state
Mrs. l.. / Markell, the NeoA
block mill,ncr. la. returned FROM her
to 81 LOUIS, where she has been
purchasing nov goods
Married a. Red Cloud. Oct 10th
lsss Mr. Wm. :. Williams aud Mrs.
Mary II. DAVIS, both ~ jewell county,
kansas. Judge s~cc'y officiating
T. y Bonnell, leave. thu. o,cnisg.
Oct 10. Tor New York city on i'm.
poftan, business connected With the
Nebraska Southern Superior Joufn.
al.
A cold wave VA. billed for .thi-
section last Friday. \ change Of
afiecn TO twenty degree, ~ss noted.
and thcy go, here With the usual We
locity.
The Red Cloud Martial band
xont up to Bloomington tho Other
day no be presen, a, the solder. 70
union h,ld in tina, place For good
music the Red Cloud band Is hard "a
beat.
Rev. e. u. Lcnfo,t, formerly pastor
Of the N T.. church in this cit, has
been located at Guide Rock Mr.
Lcnfcst Is al able preacher aud vii
do the church much good in that
place
The republican club did ,hom,ol,c'
great credit "Wednesday evening ~
their prrade Previous 70 Hon. Jane
L.aird's speech The display VA
grand aud the boys deserve mact
praise for their efforts on this occa
sion.
Mrs. Geo. W,n,on, when a it'll
girl four year. old, and that vas II
1910, she vas presented with = Harm
son and Tyler banner, and !. still II
possession Of it. |, i. on exhibition
in Fred Wintons show window 10 th,
Moon block. |, is a quain, aud cut
ious affair
On las, Friday morning, Oct jts
Mr.. ". :. CARRIER Of the y a VI
bank. W.. united IN marriage 10 Ms
winefredo Richardson daughter Of "
\. Riohsr!soa, Rev. g. u ieissr NJ
deia,iug The happy couple left 4
Denver on the Flyer They h,r
cur hes, wishes
There vas a 1uv al Al Cumming
Cafe the other nigh, that might has
ended seriously, had not . nambe'
b~yuaudcr. interfercd. Geo. ws,so
had gained the dislike o. Cummin.
for some cause Who ordered bin o.
Of the b~uildinr, and upon . re'as
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C~sis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-11-01
I~ncorporee sous Pau
tOrlte de la lOi
de 1874.

Banque d'epargnes mutuelles, admins
tree suivant les mellleurs princlpes recon
nus sous la garantle DIES lois les Plus stric-
tes ct les plus conservatives.
LA BANQUE est ouverte de 9 b. AM.
4 h.. P. NJ. ct lie Samedi depuis 9 h. A. NJ.
a b. du soir.
Cette Danque pale III lnteret au taux
de cinq par cent. L'argent depose dams les
trois premiers jours du mois porte lnteret
du premier du mois. Les depots fats
apres lie t1oisieme jours portent interet
du premier jour du mois sulvant.
L'a1gent peut etre retire Ell out temps,
mails doit demeurer trois mois d la Banuue
pour porter interet. i la fin du lroisie-
me mois, vous avez trols mois d'interet,
d la fin du luatrieme mols, 4uatre mcis
d'interet; d la fin du cin4uieme mois,
cinq mois, ct ainsi de suite, aussi long
temps que votre argent demeure dams la
Banque.
Vous n'avez pas d renouveler vos de-
pots tous les trols GU six mois, CONNIE
dams les autres banques. Les premiers
de chaque ianvier ct Juliet, nous vous
Gus veniez a Ia Banque GU non, ct ces
kuGClCGS pOAtOAb AheS1So w AASAAS w I'LL
depot. Nous vous continuous ce priv.
lege pendant vinyt ans, 81 lie compile nest
pas retire.
Cette Banque ne transige aucune affai-
re commercials, ne prete aucun argent
sur billet sans g%arantie, ct ne prend au-
Guns risqres qnels qu'lls soient.
Vous n'etes pas tenu de bonner avis
quand vous desirez retirer notre argent.
La loi dome 4 la Banque lie privilege
d'exiger soixante jours davis, mails de.
puts pres de dix ans, ellie ma jamais de.
mard6 une minute de delai.
Toutes vos affalres avec la Banque sont
privees ct confdentlelles. Personne au-
tire que vous ne pent retirer votre argent,
a moins qu'elle ne soft autorisee 4 lie
faire.
La con1ance du public dams cette Ban
que est evidente, pleinement etabl1e par
e fait que les depots qu'on lul a comics
Sc chlffrent aujourd'hui a la somme de
UN MILLION QUATRE CENT MILE
PIASTRES. Ellie est la banque d'epar-
gnes la plus considerable a l'Ouest de
Cleveland.
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son bagne aussi, son ignoble
bagne, don't l'aspect lugubre
d6pare, CONNIE un sanglot
au milieu dune fete, les splen-
deurs de ce verdoyant paradie.
Leo 6tait plong6 dams une m6dlta-
ton profonde; il n'avait pas encore
attelnt lie terme du voyage, que, de-
ia il combinait un plan de fuite ct
en- calculate les chances de success,
lorsqu'il fut arrach6 ases rehaxions
par le bruit de plusieurs coups de
feu. II s'6lanca d Ia portiere ct
apercut un bande d'hommes arm6s
qui attaquaient lescorte des
coudamn6s. D6ja quelques SOL
OATS avaient route q terre. Une Sc
condo d6charge NIT le 1este en- full
to. Les assaillants alors SO ruerent
sur la voiture des p%risonniers ct SO
mirent en- devoir den briser lee
panneaux. Leo, peasant que lie but
de cette attaque lnopln6e etait la
d6livrance de quelque chef de ban
dts, ordonna au position de brh
'er Ie paws.
4 cOnflnuer.)
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mo oTEE;R-
RAILWAY in the Northwest

hos IN 50 short y re,iod gained the rep,l-
,ation and ro,ular ty enjoyed by the
GEM
TRAL LIME From a III
pura lv,I, unknown factor IN the Com-
~ {. cial world, it has been transformed
to an independent, influential, grind
THROUGH ROUTE, with magnificent
depo.s, superb equipment and unsur-
pas ed t rmlual facilities Through care
full cat ring to details, 1t has won for
itself a reputation for solidity, safety,
convenience and attention to its patrons.
to no railroad in the country,
PULLMAN sleepers, models of pala,ial
comfort, dining Cars in which the cuisine
and general appointments are up to the
highest standard, and coaches especially
built for this route, are among the chief
eleme is which have. contributed
c teling successfully to q dis,
public. n,cated directly on
it's line. between MINNEAPOLIS and
ST. PAUL, AMI MILWAUKEE and
CHICAGO. and DULUTH and MIL
and CHICAGO, are the fol-
thriving cities of Wisconsin and
NEW RICHMOND, CHIP
PEWA FALLS, EAU CLAIRE, ASH
LAND, HURLEY. Wis IRONWOOD,
BESSEMER, Mich, STEVENS
POINT, NEENAH, MENASHA, OSH-
KOSH. FOND DU LAC, WAUKESHA,
and BURLINGTON, Wis.
For detailed information, lowest cur
rent rates, berths, e c., via this route,
to any point in the SOUTH or EAST,
,pply to nearest Ticket Agent, or ad-
iress
WM.S s. MELLhN, JAMES BARKER,
3en'l Manager. Gen'l Pass. s. Ticket Agt
MILWAUKEE,.
+. 81: ANSON, Northwestern Passen.
Agent, No. Nicollet House Block,
M~innoannl{n Mimi
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eY- Correspondent aussl de tres pres 1
la Care Centrale, avec teus les trains SUI
les diverses lignes du reseau de St-Paul
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Excursions dams le Minnesota, lo
Dakota ct lie Montana.

Pour lie b6n66ce de tous ceux qui
d6sirent visiter le Nord du Mime
sofa, lie Dakota ct le Montana soft
en- voyage de plaisir, SOFT dams Pin
tention de sly etablir, lie chemin de
fer du st. Paul, Minneapolis & Ma
nitoba Went de fxer des prix 81
has, pour le voyage aller ct retour,
quilts d6fent toute concurrence. Les
IL ct Is septembre ct 9 ct % octo-
bre, DIES billets seront mis- en- vente
dams tous les bureaux de la compa-
gnie.
Pour plus amples informations
s'adresser aux agents de Ia compa,
gnie Oh q
r. I, WHITNEY,
General Pass.-Agt
st Paul, MINI.
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hington e. Hennepin.


VIM. CHANDLER. j. W. JOHNSON.
THOS. LOWRY, JOHN DeLAITTRE.
M. D. KOON, Gov. j. s. PILLSBURY,
r. B. LANGDON. e. II. MOULTON.
J. q. OSWALD. CLINTON MORRISON
T. D. SKILES.
CLINTON MORRISON, President.
THOMAS LOWRY, Vice-Pres.
E. II. MOULTON. TresOrier
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LOW EXCURSION RATES

E. L. DUDLEY. G. F. COPEIAND,s-
&C Mangr. Asst Superin't.
A B. PLOUGH, g G. G~LLFILLAN,
Gen. Pass Agt. Special Agt Pas Depot
General Offices,
St. Paul. Mimi.
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-c:aston's Town Election.

E7oGEsroS, March l9-Air. Editor ::
Yes, Bala,,.a las spoken, and will con.
tiuuc to speak. as lous Us Otiice Hold
er is N tie field tor any Office. He
tried to manipulate things to suit
himself, By calling u meeting at the
depot, after tie night train bad pass
ed got himself nominated by the
twenty citizens present thanked
them for the honor bestowed upon
him and So, as be thought, things
were moving on smoothly; even the
demijohn q suppose for this occa-
sion) had come up; but on Monday
afternoon, the dark horse was quietly
brought out, him that none Of our citi-
zens could cope with, our good old
friend, D. E. Mccormick, and 4 full
complement of able lieutenants. OF
fee Holder then found that ne could
count on the eads of lis fingers all
the votes he could get. After the
polls were opened Tuesday morning,
notwithstanding the fact that he is
a warden Of the town and was pres
ent when the election was ordered,
he discovered that it was the wrong
day for the election, and had his dep
uty to notify the managers Of the
elect;on that their act was Illegal. So
it ended. 3. 4.
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NAMING, S. C., 7Gi@rcL u, 1888.

NAMING, S. G., 2-GiaGcl. u, 1888.
20 M Il Nps
G,ress.@ = n,:-;sVrpr: :, :; nave .e.::,,a-
oi t!:,st a discrepancy j.. tae booEs
OF .:c!:2oi Commissioner ans; Treas
urer, alluded to III the presentMent
Of tie grana jury at tie fall term Of
court for 1887, is suppos.I to have
occurred daring my administration
I cannot imagine how a report SO ex-
ceedingly j. unjust to myself, anI untrue
III fact, could have gained any Gre
icnce whatever, when it is kncwn
that I entered upon the discharge Of
the duties of TIE otfice December i,
1856, and IL January, 1887, the dis
crepancy was discovered by Inc in
bringing forward the balances Of the
proceeding fiscal year. The books
to sustain the above, are accessible att
all times, to all persons, ara it viii
afford ne pleasure to make the ex-
hibit. P. G. BENDOW,
Schl. Com, G.. C.
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SnociaI Notice i!

al persons N any way Indebted to my
husband. Joseph W. Alsbrool;, at the time
OF his death, are requested 10 Al once settle
the amounts d~e his estate. Set..emeEtS
may te made with NE. cXcep: IN cases with
which I ain not familiar These viii be
referred 10 my attorney. }. DuPre; AisHrook.
Martha Il. Als:rook.
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The CITY OF The Sand HIS.

Fulton, March l9.--"M hite Ponds,
the handsome residence OF Hiss Clara
Brailsford, and almost It's entire con-
tents was destroyed by ire On the
18Th inst. The inmates barely had
time to escape With their clothing as
a perfect hurricane was blowing.
Tie building WAS Ensured for about
one-third is v;.l;;'e the furniture vas
uninsured. ''NNhite Ponds was sy-
nonymcus OF hospitality, and its
burning will be regarded as q person
al calamity by the many WHO have
been so frequently and delightfully."-
entertained by its kind hostess.
Under the watchful direction Of
Captain \. II. Brailstord. the Fulton
pubic school building is nearing
completion. It's quite neat et'iiice,
sufficiently large and conveniently
situated for all. Of course when the
next school term begins it will bei
assigned to q regulation professor"
Tie attention of my handsome
young friend, the commissioner Of
roads, is invited to the impossible
condition Of the foot way crossing
of pine-log branch. One OF the logs
has been thrown of its supports, and
LETT floating, round side upermost, in
the water. I'll admit after the recent
rains no one should venture to visit
Pine,log except by boat or balloon,
for by last accounts water was re-
ported as being eight inches deep,
and still rising under the residence
OF Rev. Jefferson James. Neverthe-
less some are bold enough to pedes-
tria'4lte Pine-log-ward, and, wonder
fcl to be told, ladies among the mum
Der. It has been remarked that all
nature shuaders when woman
throws stone, and groans audibly
when she sharpens() pencil but
I thought it remained for the heaven
born genius who pens these lines to
picture the dark and pestilential hor-
ror that freezes ones blood when a !
woman wrestles with deceptive aud
evasive foot-log! But my nomencla-
ture fails to meet the emergency. A
few days ago it was my painful priv
ilege to be spectator-nolens roIens
of the efforts of two divine crea-
lures to cross the Charybdis Of hor-
ror. From the underground Of a
saddle, I cheered them with encour-
aging words and assuring smiles.
Perhaps my observatiors We're too
enraptured, for the ire of the elder
divinity" increased, while the cru
Descent ensign of embarrassment s:ot
athwart the blush rose cheek OF the
younger so I rode on, Impressed
with the hard heartedness OF County
Commissioners and-and the gorge
ousness Of striped hosiery.
These few rambling remarks are
written at the earnest solicitation Of a
delegation OF horny handed, cracked
heel peregrinators, and with the hope
that the guardians of the highway
Will be impressed with these truths
hold to be '*self evident :" ''Ihat al
men are created equal; that they are
endowed by tLeir Creator with inal.
ienabie rights that among these are
life, liberty and the p@Gs;li5 Of happi-
ness, which cannot be attained with
out improved foot logs, and repaired
roads. further commend to their
careful consideration President Cleve-
lands axiom: That public Office
is public trust AaGoNAUT.
Diamond Dyes, al colors, a. Din
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Manning Guards !
Manning, March 10, 1855

You are hereby ordered to attend q
meeting Of your company at the
Furstenburg Hall, at S o'clock Friday
night next. 4 full attendance is nee
essary to attend to tie business that
will be submitted for your cousidera
ton. By order Of j. LEVI, Capt.
LOUIS APnELIt, 1st Serg.
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