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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-06-30


Manton avenue.
Peter Cinqmars Of Lymansyille, is EN-
ployed a, n. ; Church'S.
Mrs. Alice Gills of this ! lace is occupy
ing her cottage at Camp White.
Mr.. L. L. Greene has moved from
Plainfcld street TO Tobey street
Mrs Annie Scrutton Hough read at
Music Hall. Pawtucket. Monday evening.
Nelson Cabana has new machine for
use in his carriage trimming department.
For fine custom clothing call at Norcen
n Macgregor's, % Dorrance street. Proyi-
dence.
Many ofour residents escaped the heat
Of last Sunday 10y going "down the
/ River"
Driver Loyejoy of the Governor street
lire has lately Joined the Elmwooi Loige
h. of
Advertise IN your local paper Business
men will find the TlNES satisfactory
medium.
An infant child Of Nr. and Mrs James
Farrell Of Howard street died ou Satur-
day Of last week.
Charles Hac&ett formerly with Walsh
the undertaken has opened cigar store
at SIS High street.
Don't go down street for your job print
ing bat bring it to the TINES office. lou
can save time and money.
James Mchenna for some time employ
ell at Normandy's fish market concluded
his labors there last week.
a meeting for the formation Of u
Harrison club will bc held in the Eighth
District Court room, Friday
Lawyer Ambrose +. West appeared in
court to-day with a full clergyman's suit.
white tie and all.-relegram.
Mrs Charles Thompson of the Manton
avenue boarding house spent sevcra
days at Block Island this week.
Mr. and Mrs Benn Ainsworth,or Messer
street, have been spending the week at
u,oi,. oId homo IN I,l bridga M,ss
- o.. .r ,..........,
week. furnish the TIMES with SUNNI
AIRY ofthc temperature OF the week.
Arthur swindell,. the photographer
mas "''',' VI "'9 ''''''' ~ "''' >'"''
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10 "i,' " "v'''' l'"o, ~ wy ,"o,' Una"
'"' Do',''' - ''''''" ''''' 90 '''''' '''
pi'l' ''''''
grocerv store ON Norfolk Stree. which
his many friends will rrob,Ll, holm to
make q success.
,.,,,. pons,n &c, uo,r, p,,,soo,
r,.,,;,,,,odo doolors GILL; .,o,.,. , I,,n.I,
establisbmcnt in the aourishnr town Of
East Providence.
M. .,....c t,L,.,.n ui,,, e,,,.,,
,uiI, hoIJ u,oir ,rad,o,ing c,crc;.os :,
.,o po,,,;s, o,r,,b nm pl,ieelJ s,,,ot
Friday afternoon.
o,;,o ,,,outi,,, of L,.r I,,rrcIs aud
.,aadinr ,ras. u,.re soll in tbis ,irinitv
,hjs woek ~ nu,,Iic ouction notb com.
y, ,d,ties went loy.
p,,or Corc,ror. cr corcor,, Brotbe,.s.
ho ui,b street powsIealor-. will ,Iny
,hird l,,so for tbc Nawsdo,lers' Unjon
Clnh recentIv orrapized.
the shoe concern of Cotton. Van Zllr d
Mulyey. was long ago employed in Ebcn
J. Beane's Olneyyille store.
-, ,.
Mr' h'warh h"''y ""' '''s' an
i""'''' VIZ " r,
t.',,'.. .,..;, ,,a,', 60 no,,,n on wodding
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-11
FERTILIZERS.

T0OR PLANTATIONS, q GARDENS LAWNS, ETC.
II For sale bv HANSON < SMY FH. We are
now prepared to receive al orders for the above
Fertilizer of a superior quality. thoroughly cured
and warranted one of the best articles of the
kind in the market.
Orders may be left with
Up HANSON. 200 Queen street.
G. NJ SAIYTH, Hawaiian Hotel St.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-11

W H. TAYLOR. ...........<......... .... PRESIDENT
R s. MOORE................. .Superintea emit
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-11
The RisdOn
Iron & Locomotive Works,
Corner of Beal and Howard Streets
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA


SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
R. S. MOORE. .Super1ntea ent
BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN ALL
= it's branches; Steamboat, Steamship, Land
Engines and Boilers, High Pressure or Com
pound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built compl etc
with hulls of wood iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when adj
visable
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs co9
structed with reference to the trade IN "htcn
they are to be employed. Speed, tonnage am
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans: Also u l
Boiler Iron Work connected herewith
WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron, OF "a any ny
size made in suitable lengths for connectihg
together, or Sheets rolled punched and PACKED
for shipment, ready to be r1Veted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIyETING, Boiler WORK ana
Water Pipes made by this establishments, riN-
eted bv hydraulic riVeting machinery, thaI
quality of work being far superior TO mana
work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam CaPstans' steam m
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps n@1o
after the most approved plans
SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for the "a
ciic Coast of the Home Safety Boiler.
PTAIPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation or
CITY works purposes, buil+ with the celebrated
Dayv Valve Motion, superior to any other
pump.
j. n. S. WILLIAMS Hoholulu
Room No. 3. upstairs spreckels' Block,
e Agent for Hawaiian Islands.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-08

Aemphis Avalanche: Ie hss been -,
Ipeatediy charged that prohibition q
Maine. which may fairly claim the -.
|leruity Of the movement. g : dead letirr
Bot = sensised for vIrginis editor q
oo'aoe exact information. II there 4
any old rye IN New England o. snv.
where else spry enough 20 elude the vi9i-
lance Of Virginia editor, none Of Uncle
sans revenue collectors need hope a
make Il pay : tax.
NJ. Charles B. Hart, Of The Wheeling
Intelligencer was skeptIcaI on the sub.
ject Of prohibition 10 Maize. snd reeoIv :.
ed TO make IN invesligation n person.
In two hours after be reached Portlandl
HE wonderful inssinct had guided hiDI
70 no Ices than forty saloons. The a.
patches say that he returned 70 The hotel
After the lapse Of that time. and told Die.
wife Of bjs discoveries. Doubsless the'
lady would have had no trnoble n Gnd.I
Ing that out for hsrselG. Hut he ate uol
rIoves. Then he determined 20 ssprobo'
I'- mstter a. the hoitomS when your|
y 'i"ss ~d'sDv sssrts ous in that wsv. q
Z ~ enough 20 link nut sOs vsriegstesl
snakes. He next visited Augusss and
|n . walk Of two blocks encountered
nine saloons where liquor wss openIyl
old. A. Bangor he found ewenfy dram y
'hops In : morning stroll, and at other,
places EQUALLY o many.
This u mot very cheerful state Of a.
airs Tor The banner prohibition state.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-08
ANOTHER DEVELOPMENT
In Indiana Resources Dgade
Known Through expert Ex-
periments.

Prof Spanpagle and Dr.. Pruessper. tbr
German experts On Portland cement
Who have oeen making experimonls VII
|In1|c0o llnornono - 81: 1<-6c : ~
port o1 theIr researches q cail meesinr
|of the board % lr1de Thursdav eveuinv
They ~ that along The viucennes rsil.
road. between vinccuDes and Indian.
spoIis. they found limestone ana cIev
shst gave tests beyond their expectas asious.
and they we're convinced that tie mele.
rails could b found il Indiana from
which 70 make cement equal. II nat
superior, 70 that made in Germany.
Tests were made in the meeting On pieces
of cemeut that had been made within
me last few dsyA and they served 10
prove the esasements Of the gentlemen.
They state thst the cement can b made
here Tor 81 cents barrel n Germany
ne expense i Sl-25 per barrel. and a.
sing 10 that The producers profit. the
mpor' duty and cost of shipping and
reixhf, u snskes much larger differ
nee IN price. A plant in this couutrv'
Nth : capacity of 500. QUO barrels II !
'esr would cost o5OOo0O and in Ger
nsay $4,000 DR.. Pruessner Il 90 con- |,
'dent o. the profit 90 Be derived from \
uch an enterprise that he agrees 10 re-
1stn and superinsend ft Tor merely ~
erceDtagc OF the profits.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-08
Wages s.sI:Prosection.



\ What : cruel deception Il Il, that Pro
lieciive Tariff increase wages. Hou
.'sn any policy. th-t takes money from
The People and locks Il up IN iron vaulss
increase wAges? IL there any man 90 duI
- mot 70 know that wages ere slvav1
high when money u abundant. and
aiways low when money 10 scarce? Il
there any one 90 dull - not 10 know
Ishst, u The tl60.O0OOcO OF surplus nov
lIn the Treasury we're circulating amot1u
The People. wages would be higher. snd
|times would Be better?
We would remind the esleemed Jour.
nsl that these tsxation laws sre not due
70 CleveIaDd's Adminisiralion. They
were passed when the party. OF which
our contemporary IL IN organ, had con.
troll Of both Houses OF Congress. sCleve-
land times" are not 90 hard - they
might b. when these facts are consider-
ed. thsnks 10 the confidence that The
People have that there will be ! change
before Cleveland retires from the o6ce
Of President. He hes given his pledge
that taxes shsll Be reduced. and The
Democratic majority in Congress will
stand By him. Tho Mills Bill will pass
tho House. whatever the Senate NAV do
With Il. II j. step in the right direc-
iion, and will afford Immediate reiief.
But The esseemed Journal IL opposed 10
ms ssss~ge. aud % l. almost every mem-
''.r "s-ss- party ]" Congress. Mr. Rl.ine.
Mf. Sherman. aud almost every s<uir.nt
Tor the Republican nomination Tor the
Presidency. is opposed 10 its passage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-08

John Wsnnsmaker, the great Phila-
deIphis merchant, recently spoke q fol-
lows about advertising. 1 never ID nv
life used snch : thing - poster. hand bill.
'or dodger. Ny plan for fifteen Years
has been 10 buy % much space in !
newspaper and al g up with what I
wanted. ] would not give IN advertise
ment - newspaper Of 90 cIrculasion
for 400 dodgers o. p0ssers- III want
90 % ell cheap jewslry Or run . LOTTERY
ocheoe ! might use postero, but I woulo|
NOT Insult decent reading public with
hand biIIs. The class Or people vho|
resd such things srs poor material to|
look % Tor support in megcoutiIo a0slrn
deal directIy With The publieber. ssy |
% him: ~How long viii you Iee ne run
column Of matter through your poperI
'or el00. Or $50. - tho cass may be.s I'll
% him 10 the 6xuring, and if think Bel
: not trying to take more than his shsre|
giys him the copy. I lsy aside the
'ro0sS on : particular line or goods fovl''
q dvertising purposes. The first year III
aid asIde sbous $1,000; last year / laid|'
side and spent o10.O00 I have doue|'
'etter than this. and shall increaso tha1|'
On - the pro6ts warrasti q. Owe myI'
uocees @ uewepapers, and % them II
hell freely give eertain pro0t a myI,
early business-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-08

The unbounded consciences OF men
ere the sole arbi,ers between them and
their God. The forms OF their RELIGION
|sfe .neir own absolute choosing; the
o'essings OF education are rendered 10
every American child; The race Of life 1.
free 70 every foot"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-08

1ne soPsemo couss - In6laoa - 49,
|ceotly rnIed that ne sslrooe A. lFo1e -
every name plaee % buoinoo = - 80
pureeoance % tbe lot upoa which ~ -
s'nen hoose = erected aid sltoaoo1. -
oescngs @ hin md bic boslnoos -
Against ~ olhers. except only ohe.rl9he -
srsveI thereon. ToWn q e1ey S1Skor5-
sses have 10 right - authog1oy q Hcorrr
or6permtg . party other uhas ~ occn-
panss % city o. town property, . oxhlb-
9 % oeIj bic wares and norckan11oo on
ne sldewslk - strsse = front q -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-08

4S09V@ 1<B1
y WAsBrxerox. d. e.. Nav - ~
II 81. IouIs 4 IL 49,. so~~-1 -~n1-,
slshe eyes 81 Al ~ood S~~.c~.-". -. 49,.
-isurnine. Ners we.k ~S~S ~
,icrssic sonvensio~ -esse 49, /; 49,
only have Is rselfv ~ cSciss ~. ~
|lpsrtv. iong elneo S.Se ~ ~, S4S-S-
iior ~ Dreside-cv. - es.-ss,s. -s----<
end adopt shs pIsilcrS eirSe1v Gs.~
- ~ cc..'ss" ~ u n. 49, ....es !. n u.
|for vics Pfeeidene. an sSe eicS~s -.s1s.
NJ. Cleveland. ia - rsreessa ~
party % lie Old Zine AnArsC Je~a.s H.
jseRressiveness for - 6rss s;~.- 5-
|tiaI e.mrsi~- S,..se. <.s1II' r..
'he ene,py's p;etss ,,ss .s:st S
~ -. ! 49, = 49, crts sstrest weIen =: .
a. ~ Nc.smh. 80. o.Ss1y = & eseL e9s eeo -
rouf. All sh;. ~. s.ss vo S.1o.
- one cc.~s-.c..s ~ sS's. sSs.s eoo1,
|is Grover CIccs,s-i ~ ~ "
country ! clean. hcsese s5..sI I!ssH..l
ana ~ .,1.. .ss... ~. a o.'n1ss'auo1p
|compIished -ors Z. 49, ~ ~ eok -
hampered 81 1 rsc.hi;~s. e-
shis ef..s = .o oenaeo, ~
from ~ An - m.sss rseo esps 49,
sovernmere Il a. =. .-s:s' ~' - v.ooo
viiI - sd@inissss.SI ~ I. o.s 49, o.seee5
m rhe inierrsss ~ -: Ss..o - -
not Or ! small 1aesso. ~ = ye
rsstrs.s;.s - Ss q: 49, - = sspproved - o.
sieks per 6av 49, ss s.:.lrs ss.s,.
snd lske ..r:s 80. 49,. 49, 4eesIe.s ~
insse6 ~s,h : .ass~. @ws ws 3 esz1r
A. Ne Yc-s non' q ~ 49,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-08

The Mills bill proposes % cut "a. -
round numbers, 978000.O00 Of tho sur
plus revenue. Or ihis amount $4,000. J.
200 q taken from The tariff and 624. co.,
COO from internal taxee o. tobacco. nt
adsls 20 the free list 1ax, hemp. jule. sals,
tin plate. wool and . ieW other articles.
New York World.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-08

Every once 10 : while upoo ths streets
of Cincinnati y0u mool % large letters
this touching legend: STOP and got
youv Sunday bottle 6lIed.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-08

The Herald has not failed 20 keer
some main nstionsl fscss before the peo,
pie The surplus of ti75000.O00. The
eurplus income Of third Of million !
dsy and the annual levy Of nearly e400..
OoQ000. fourth largest 10 I'll the nations
these idess have served - the base line
O. al The Hersld survey Of the present
eovesDmene- The wsr found us With .
levy o. ebo0o00o0. or 60 censs PER
capita it leaves " with twenty years q
saxation q The rste Of e6-33 per capiis
per annum- The average man feeIs that
shis var account ought 20 Be cloaed 81
soon - possible, and that the nation
ehouId b restored 70 the Guancial bless-
ings it enjoyed before the war. The
robbcrs and fnlse statesmen declare that
the poll tax Of IS 33 is none too hiRh.
end that means should BE- invented 10 In
:dennitely proIong the levy and denniteI, |
bisect the nation.
Inc Democratic party, in lie leader. |
ne president. hes taken iirm ground
On tne side Of patriotism. peace and duty. |
Dc hae demanded . return 10 The wavs ofl
pace. He has shown that n the collec-I
tion Of this o0-33 more than four times |
. much money - gained by cIasses|
whose bnsiness il ''protected7 BY these
nsen taxes Thus every man, womanI
ana child 70 America pays NOT only IS s.!
ous an unknown sum in addition -notI
zee than t25 which Il st once used in
ne formation Of lrusss. pools and corn
ers- Ihese combinations, - IL coal
prey upon the taxpaysrs from the rear
ana greatly increase his dif6culties- |,
Under this system The poor complain.
nth justice, thst the captains or hun
1reds carry the bags and enjoy ali the
benefits Of increment or he public
wealth. Chicago Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-08

vIncennes: Two old soldier. one vho
wore the blue and one the grsy met for
'lhe 6rss dme since tho WsF 81 Deeorn-
ti0n day. They net o. the neld dur-
tng tne waS. the uDlonIst had taken tbe
eonSederoee prisoner snd con6scsled ~
csnoeeo. W. b Wallsce wore he bjue
end John Collioo ths grey, ana Collin
recognissd Wallace by his volce.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-08

a post-mostsm sxaminatIos b. Dr,
Formed % the body of P0Iico LIeuton-
ant Shields proves thar death Was due q
heart disesss. He died literally Of ths
hole 10 that organ into which : led pen-
ctl would It, He We q fnveserats
smoker and cbewer, and there 3 10
doobt bos that the excessive use Or To-
bacco contributed % TIE cssse o. deaah.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-08

PRlCE " sUsscRlr1IoN.
single subscrip ption, for 6fty Nos, 81 50
FOR six moaths, 90


HATES % ADvERrssEIN0.
FOR square. 10 lines or less. ! week. 81 o.
Each subsequent insertion, rs cts.
Longer vertisementss q the same rate,
A fraction over even square or squares.
counted - : square. These are the terms
1or trausient advertisements . reasons
bic deduction will be made to regular
sdvsrtisers-
Notices OF appointment Of sdminis-
rstors and legal notices Of like character
l, be paid in advance.
ASSoUScISe CANDIDATES.
For Township Omcers, each elO0
FOR County ESQ
FOR District, Circuit, or State. 500
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-08

koeweIl =. NIover, whose barrel "
money b 6smoos, begsa his ne work ~
the age Of sevop@een, when hIs broeSsr.
lo-.av agreed g pay him IS PER moab
asd ne bosrd fos @tendIng seosor = =
country town in northern New York.
me ooIk q hIs fortune has beoo -
- Fnilrood stocks asd lands and bv -
voetments b cool I'D Iron psoDortine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-08

An interesting figure IN the Methods,
Conference u I'll John w. Ray. or In.
dianspoIis. Who succeeded 10 the seas 81
r. Lieut. Gov. Cumback. He has ! shrjII.
penetrating voice. and, like The other
Iawysrs j. The Conference, lalks On
about every subject that comes ID. Some
of his fellow delegates tell good story
sbout an experience Be had q Atlanta 4
:ew yesre ego. ussnd = party or friends
he'd gone down 70 attend IN interna-
lioual o0uday-sch0ol convention. One
svening they we're slI Iuviled to address
coIcrrd congregation IN one OF the
'srge churches 0f shc city. To Col. RAY
wss assigned The duty Of offering ne
DioeIng prayer. e Was bic purpose 10
Doncluds The invocation % this f;shion I:
Bring % I'll q Issl, white and black, no
wsnderer lost. Into the blood shed
lhrong," but ~ unfortunate slip OF ths
Tongue converted The flnal words into
The whiseWashed lhrong." I'he colored
bsethreo stared IN wonder sad the prayer
49, = sudden snd.--N. Y. sus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-08

Teacher CAIIdrss, there y soneehina
Within you That tells you whe1 vo1 ~
done wrong. What = it2 69aIl ~
lgosged With greeo appleel- ] knew, sir,
lts the eolic.- Detroit Ksoo Pross.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-08

a be- - discovered ~ kiopss--
Iove kissee we 0eaa-aro mn % -.
erIctsy: Now - kDow Wy oD1 mn10o
heve alwaze dcecslbo6 49, - shoeninGs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-08

She (seriy = svsai.g) Coed svsa.
Dg, NJ. 6aopson.
oane - (lase . ~ evouing>-Good
lIghss GoorDa 0jlvoe Banner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16
O>spoeiesy

The ladies Of the Firs, VI. l..
church and congregation IL this city
will give . Deipnec 4, the y. " {.
A. hall next Wednesday evening.
Nov. 2ist, 1883. Those desiring 20
know the ssture 81 the cnter,a,umen,
can inform themselves BY aseer,aininS
The aessisg Of the name. One Of
the items Of ths program si!i be the
sesaisg Of too minute pa.crs or max
ing too misusc speeches before svs
isdses. Who shall award . free ssppcs
70 the person making the bes, speech
OF resdise the best paper Hagen
slenss gaia. the pine BE- saali seisei
the Eve best isokias i,dses prrsess
vhc shall vsis upoa him ard his
lsdJ. II lady gains the prise she i'
- select 6ve gents sko shall rai'
spos her and her passser The sab
iees Of the address 10 Be Dsirso.ssJ
che judges 70 be selected tr the pas
cor. Adnistaaee free. PrIsrsm q
begin ss ~. Any psrsos 10 tA'
eisy 10 invised "a eoa,eat for ID.
Prise. All are cordially iavisea.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

Those Of our readers interested in
draft and driving horses should not
fail to send for . catalogue to Fry 4
F~ahrbach, Of York, Neb., containing
the names, pedigrees and description
Of horses both draft and rosdsters in
cluded in their grand dispersion sale
to be held at York, Neb, Nov. eth,
lsss, and those intending to pur.
chase 6~rst-class herscs will End il 70
their advantage to attend this sale.
The Offering includes draft stations
Of the Pcrcherons. Clyde.dale, Eng
lish shire aud French Canadian
breeds. These animals ars net oply
Of good pedigree but Of excellent 10.
divid al merit. Among the roads,er
horses is the Hambletonian stallion
Holiday. record 240. There are .
large number Of we'll bred brood
mares and FLIES sired BY noted horse.
and many Of great promise. Their,
will also be included some veil match
ed and veil broken fancy driving
teams, that will be ssld sinsly or il
pairs. No better opportaaitv ha,
ever been offered in Nehraska % oh
tain 6rst class horses. Read thei,
advertisement on the foarth page.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

The Lsai~. A's s<issy net 81
Mr.. sAervoo4. elected sGesp f.s sks
ye.r Prssssess. Mr..
sAsrve LEI Wee yssssS.ss Mr..
Gsnf, - Wee president N's. w.
Paris. Secretary. Mr. srsses,s.
rsesssrsr. Ns. .'o?e. VIII ssss -
NJ waIssx. ,as. sYr~.syl ss.ss.
Espsss 81 A.ssy sxkesi ~ De
ssses No ~, fss Tie .sssh sslsse
Ns'. =, iss-. ss.ssr sszsilsA -.
s,sssss sassSases IL. nsn vhs
hare sss ss<s sAs<ss assisx IL
are Ada kAs.~r. Ms Trssksy -
Charlie TsssksJ-
CIAaA u. wfLs~s. fsssAu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16
l.. F. MARKELL.

For Jansa,y 9th. lss9 sa.ssa's
Grea, DOshle Coapasy. iiasie Ton.
Cabs and Specially Co@pssy. Tss
special car. repaired for transports
t'on. Street parade. Ayr.aa esvsI-
~. Tso bras basas. a sse treat
for He'd liosd
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

Connese{se Mosas y. Nevea Der
18Th. 1883. consisting 81 Dry Gseds.
Closhise, Boots, Sbses Hats, Csp.
Cloaks, Shasls. Nseis -, etc In
oesse bssgaiss n evsrytAisg. All
sisser goods vill Be seld reessdlssl
II esss. Csn 10 early before III
,usA q The WaAa1 asd Ssstbsnl
Neseassile Assssis s;sa.
Gas ScBAy I'm. Mssegee.
Rcd CJssd. Sst.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

Report 81 Bssis school - Dsssss<s
-, TOT the nssth csaisg. Oct .s.h.
l,--. No. rap,ls enrolled 10 Aver
age sst<sdsnee 10 WIT. Cosssy
.srssis.sad~ns J. NJ Il ris.s,. :.
The following are ih~ Al sAo.e
shcs~ svessrs ,.. - SAD sesnI..
John i'ossiss aIb~ss wuses. Edua
Acre. 81! Fans wsnes.
AeDis = HsrIs, TsseAer
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16


The Webster County's Teachers
Association met at Red Cloud. Nov.
10th.
Session vss opened With music and
reading from the scriptures.
Prof. Cur-as then delivered . very
interesting address. dwelling upon
the importance and upon the ability
Of the eescher's mission.
The value OF the teachers associs
ton. interchange Of thought. etc.
vss brought prominent before the
teachers in the talk.
N. Scoles, teacher in district 50,
treated the subject. Short method,
10 Arithmetic" in % able manner
He gave illustrations Of methods used
BY himself 10 teaching multiplication
factoring aud eonaea fractions
Gseas iseer st vas manifested in thu
exercise. Misses Dorr, Fisher. Kms
burg and Nsssrs Ssesrley. Seole'
and Carras, taking part 10 the dis
e~sssioo. The other parties on chi
progr.a being sbsent. il vas decides
that the association i'd ourn TO mee'
10 Red Clssd. the secosd Saturday il
December, At 10 O'Clock . m.
A very Interesting program Ia
been prepared Two class drill. vii
be n important feature Of The day
These drills asd the discussion fol
lowing them easnos . oil to be Inter
iestisg and pro6ssbles. Il Is hspe,
that each teacher in the county vil
make IN effort % be present 1t thi
meeting.