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Emma Felcb, of Danvers, Mass, recently died
of a cancer which proved to be purely imagi-
nary. Husbands of wives who are afflicted
with all the ills enumerated in patent medi-
cine almanac may obtain much-needed relief
by using this item with indgment
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Popular Preparation! 4!

Pure, Potent, Powerful! Pallid People Praise
Progressive People Purchase! Positively Pierce's
Pleasant Pnrgatige Pellets, Properly Partaken,
Preserve Physical Powers Produce Permanent
Physical Perfection. Purchase, Prove
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AnrNTQ WAUFU0 to sell NOVELTY RUG
AUuNID WlHIlU MACHINES and RUG
- PATTERNS for making Rug7 Tides,
s-F- a----N Caps. Aiirtsus, etc. Machine sent By
p zII mail for q. send for lafe reduced
~- price list Z. Ross & CO., Ts-
Iedo, Ohio.
Mention The National Tribune.
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Ayers sarsaparilla will cure your eatarrh,
and roinoye that sickeniug odor of the breath.
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- NARRENras IrxcrIov-

Aug =, I5lz. n. ~. I
SIzH. sUH,-sID1, EALsIorIIg- y A.: ] send you tie
last order from Gen. Pope which indicates Tie Ia
tHFe az Rsci4 thc ssIssseng. Wagons are rolling
along rel-cE 20 tte as 4 mighty power was
propeliinG t4en1. sec no cause Of alarm though
go siiay efiiae - Mcdowell IS moving 10 Gaines.
tie, Niiere a&el now S. The latter got 10 Buck
land briggs y line 70 put out the Ere and kiel.
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GID WATCH gz.-The Best ways. 60 uef
a week TAE A-E.sEpNE MARCH CIT-R CO.
Ss.E4 e2J Chestnut F.., aIahfl
Mention The National LrIbuasl
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II l24 Dearborn Sf-, e-s. l. Advice Free Isvrlrf
experience. bISiHcs- and legally transacted
Mention The NatiouaI EribuBs
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FPEET you went to get Ches1 JesIr- Tricks, Novsss
Z 81 &usic-i Instrgrl- Toys or Boo@s, send Postal
s. Ca.rt Il E.Sa % Catalogue ErREE.
r. JASON Il 40. A q ls--ssla street, Zcyg 3 erik
Mention Llae S2LiJG44 Lrls4le-
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The dispatches Of Gen. Porter from the field
during t.se same taree days aye essential 10 n
suticleat understanding Cf the feeling which
o1tsnal among certain 81 the highest officers
ci the army % THE Potomac and which led 10
ccnseq Qences sre-i-a.gh fatal 20 the cause Of the
Government u IS F.tb reluctance that / intro
once iaeze tclcgFli1s from man IN the un-
happy caedltion # Gen. Porter but il IS hard
- see bows could be avoided without injustice
= those wb9 dlrins those dreadful days cheer
iuAy and gladly exposed life and limb 10 the
6ueqes, ri Tie Laiou army.
1heg are Eart ~ Gen. P0rtcrs record and
Gre 50 closely related 10 subsequent transactions
that it-is ialp0ss BE 10 avoid presenting them
~ this papeE Is has been asserted that they
FeEe private kilograms. uot intended to he pn6-
llsbea q: .-elally used, and f IS easy 10 believe
aaat thtif 4ataor- considering their contents
should have been very reluctant that thew
should be brought 20 l.ght
As taey afere communicated 1T once TO the
President by the officer 70 whom thew were
sent their privacy, Il there were privacy i'm
such 2 mates, Was violated almost at the no
ment 0f t1e.r issue.
Ibew were qg fol Inyv= viz.
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WaSEIE5Too- Aug. %. i512. 9.sGa n.
am by no means satisfied itL Gen. FrlncIiu's
march q Yesterday. Considering the circuul-
stances % Liie tse he very wrong ia stopping
al AnnaEc4te- Moreover learned last night Ihat
the Quarle ernasler's Department could have given
him plenty q transportation i he hsd applied for
Al any time since ils arrival at Alexandria. lie
knew the importance of Opening communication
with Gen. Pspes army, and should have acted
more prompt -
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i TIE tlzLD SEAE BULL RUE
Aug. -, 1862. $50 D. ~.
tsI-yERAL. Immediately upon receipt of This or
der, tlc precise hour 81 receiving which you VIII
aciEots ledge, yon Fsll march your command 10
the field u blftle Of to-day, and report 10 me IN
pers9G tOF orders. You are 10 understand nat you
expected b comply strictly with this order and
% De present ou ile field within three hours after
~ reception, OK aites day break tomorrow morn
ing.
lSiguedl JNO. PoPE,
Major General. Commanding.
TTlf Cen z i pnllIE-n
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30

SO.ODO; Sandusky City, O., $4o.uO: Mich
igan City, Ind, S9hOO'; Sandbesch har6or
Of refuge, SN.OOO; Milwaukee. $4,000: Su-
perior and St Louis bays, Wisconsin, 60
90; Ashland, $4,000; Greenville, AisAs
$4,000. vicksburg barber $4,000.
The largest appropriations for rivers are:
The Mississippi, from b mouth OF th0
Minnesota to the gull. $a,3sS.0O0; St Nays
river 1t the falls and Hay lake channel
8, 50O. 90; the Missouri river, $6a5,Ooo; TIA
Ohio river, $5la,OOO; the Columbia, $63A0oos
the Tennessee, Ea60,OOO; the Cumberland,
3siO, 10; St Johns river. $4,000; the DE-
trolt river, tl3G,50O: the He'd river In Lou
isiana and Arkansas, 100000; the Black
Warrior river, so, GOV; the Arkansas river.
sl15,OO; Cape Fear river, 100000; Great
Kanawha river. <OO,0O; Fox river. eloQ.
90; Illinois river. $3O,OOO; Muskingum
river. elOs,O QUO; Monon2ahels river. for the
purchase Of lock and dam No :, 06S,Oo0;
Allegheny river. $500; Schuylki1 river.
Sa5,O0O; Hers island dam. $4,000; AonAn-
gahela river in West Virginia. $S.0O0;
Wabash river. s65,O0; Calumet river. 80.
90; P~laquemine river in Louisiana, Sl0a-
OOV; La Forche river, $4,000.
The to'al amount appropriated by the Dill
is tl9 f2.5Sa 1t IS the largest bill OF tne
kind ever brought ia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
BLAOEN.

Bladen Neb, March, 2srd.-[Spe.
cisl Correspondence. -As l have
not seen any items of late from your
correspondent of this place, 1 take
the liberty of sending q few.
Mr. 5. Monroe left last week for
Akron Colo. where she will make her
home for the summer with her son
and daughter.
Nj. Wheeler who has been visiting
at c. f. Hicks returned to his home
in Chase county.
Vii. Y. S. Hall made a business
trip to Lawrence last Saturday. He
reports business good.
Mr.. Tho>. Burden will open a res
taurant in the building vacated by
Mrs. Monroe.
Nj. James Burden and wife Sun.
Gayed in the Hill.
The cigars are On Norman Spring
er. Its a thirteen pound boy.
Mr.. Pearson went to Blue Hill
last Thursday.
Mr.. Springer from e a Red CLOUD
has moved into the section house.
Mr.. White has moved into Mr.
Boyd's house, south Of the railroad.
Mrs. Robinson has had the house
she purchased from Mrs. Fish moved
on her lot south Of the railroad.
The beautiful weather Of the pas
week was suddenly changed into
blizzard and delayed the trains.
You will hear again from
SADIE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
4 SurprIse Party.

Last evening the numerous friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner, who have
resided in our city for the last three
years, gave them a genuine surprise
By coming in on them to the number
of about fifty. The surprise party
was conceived and gotten up BY in
innate friends who were determined
that MI. and Mrs. Gardner's impress
sion of Red Cloud should be lasting.
At about s O'Clock the crowd come
rushing in upon the surprised land
lord and his wife. and after the
cause was explained the crowd pro-
coded to take possession of the Gard
ner House and make the occasion
one of nerriment the balance Of the
evening. The guests before they
departed presented Mr.. G. and wife
with a handsome and costly chair, as
q souvenir Of their friendship and
babe them godspeed in their new
home. The following were the don.
ors:
Mesdame=. NJ. Il. Bentley, Sylvia
4. Cock. h. Skeen. c. ". Haley. A.
NJ. Wallace. H. 3. Gather, j. l.. kal.
ey. Goble, T. :. Sherwood, Bellows,
Geo. Warren, Il. Damerel. Dorr. + NJ
Perkins. Funk. Welch. c 7 Gather.
Weiner, Silas CARRIER. Bert Brewer
Le,son. r Y Shirley. d Nj Platt, T NJ
Young, Edleman, Mitchell. Sill, \ {
Hosmer, F Winton, Gump, Brad.
brook. Newhouse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30

APreliminary and Very Enthus-
iaStic Meeting.

This afternoon at $50 . meeting in
the interests Of a canning factory con.
vened at d. b. Spanogle's office. The
subject was thoroughly discussed and
q committee Of Kenyon Skeen and NJ.
Boggs was appointed to 20 t. Beatrice
to look into and report the workings of
the factory at that place and report At
a injecting to be held at the Odd Fe!-
lows ball next Monday afternoon al
four o'clock. No better institution
could be organized for the benefit of
the farmers than a canning factory
and a. about 5000 of the capital stock
has been pledged, We feel safe in cay.
ing that it will be a 60. This move in
sures . boom for our city. Let Cur
people stand together and our city
will grow rapidly from this on.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
CREEK.

Penny Greek. March 29,-[Special
Correspondencel--We have been hav-
ing very stormy weather the past
week.
Wm. Hilton returned home from
Blue Hill last week.
Sam Saunders has been in Red
Cloud the past week.
James Beauchamp is on the sick
list.
". Holm has rented the Oatman
farm for another year.
James Potter, the 3. 4 NJ. yard
master makes quite frequent visits in
this locality.
Laboa -Aubushon has put in a new
fence.
Sylvester Day, Of Red Cloud. was
the guest Of VIM. Huffman a few DAYS
last week.
Vim. Huffman is going to remain
on the Day farm another year.
John Galbraith is c~onvalesent.
The social dance at Amos Huff.
mans vas a grand success, about IS
took supper. All present seemed To
spend an enjoyable evening.
FORTIoRI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
ASH CREEK.

Ash Creek. March 29,-[Special
Correspondencel-The spring time
has come gentle Annie, but the
spring has not put in an appearance
yet.
Mr.. Saundersvn is the proud and
happy father of a new boy.
Mr.. Clark also wears a benign
smile because its a boy.
4 certain brother vows that he will
leave the NJ. f.. church, if it does
not rectify itself. That's right bro.
ther, if one or two more will follow
your example. r%ecti6cation wont be a
very hard matter.
Miss Addie Reigle closed a very
successful term of school in the Wa.
goner district last Friday. \ good
dinner and a good time were enjoyed
by all present.
Rev. Moore has moved his family
to wha. is known as the Redmond
farm near Upland Kan.
". X. cuts quite a dash with his
little white mustache, and We think
he's made a mash somewhere around.
Bro Moore will get the cash resulting
from this mash, and there'll be a
change in business all around.
Dear Sir! If We ever recover from
this burst of poetry. We may write
again. GOSSIP.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MEN.
They solemnIy Afirm That Local Packers
Are yery Careful


ST. Lprs. March 2o-At a meeting OF
the 81. Louis Live Sock Exchange. held
az the National Stock Yards yesterday, the
following repor, Of a committee was unanl-
mously adopted and sent to MI. W. b.
Hatch. chairman Of the House Committee
on Agriculture, al Washington: we sole
EMMY affirm that the pork packers and
butchers OF this city are particular TO ex-
cIude bruised or lame hogs. or any hogs
showing any symptoms OF any ailrnenc or
disease whatsoever: that the grade OF hogs
bought By the packers IS healthy and
sound. and entirely free from what IS
known Us hog cholera: tina, al lead
or smothered hogs received by the
National Stock Yards are sold to
tine rendering companies and are BY
them rendered into grease. We md that
the statements reported 20 have been made
by William G.. Bar;le, who acknowledged
that he knowingly slaughtered diseased
hogs for human food, are wholly unworthy
of credit and utterly false"
A transcript, OF Mr.. Bartle's testimony,
given before the committee az Washing
ton, has beer sent for by the pork packers
Of this city, and if If is found 10 agree with
the remarks already made public. specific
charges will be made against Mr.. Bsrtle,
and his expulsion from the Merchants Ex-
change will be demanded.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
Resolutions Of NNmpalhY.

At 4 regular meeting Of Red Cloud
Lodge. No. a. /. -. y. T. at their hall
on SATURDAY e~y-ning. March "a, ISIS.
the follovIrE resolutions were unanl-
nously adopted.
WHERFAs.-It has pleased the Divine
Ruler "a take from orr midst the aged
father al Brother and Sister q. y. Nc
Daniels { Il the fore.
RESoLveD-iTlsc wa extend to our
worthy Brntitt: ari Sister. the heart
felt sympathy o: The membership OF
this lodge III this their deepest sorrow,
and be il further.
REsoLvED,-that these resolutions be
spread upon the records Of this lodge
and a copy presented to the family.
By order ofio e..
WV. PARKS. H. c. SCOTT. Nc.
Secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
Citizens Caucus

By request Of many citizens. no.
tice is hereby gwen that there will be
a public meeting at the court house.
next Saturday evening, March 81, at
s o'clock, for the purpose of putting
IN nominations candidates for city
officials. All citizens irrespective of
past affiliations are requested to be
present. MANY CITIZENS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
Es:. Business Socm;c,,

Probably no une thing has caused
sucl, general revival of trade at Hen
r. TO =. rug store As their giving
away Ia hen customers IL 50 maul
Tree tr - %'rt'i.s a: DR.. ki',ys n.a
discovery ~ cu>>um ptInr. 1nrr
tad l. i'm. enormous i, this Val a
: t a%r.i... { .t. tie fact hat il 4iwa,-
cgfe> :ra 30 tev di> op"Iuts. Coughs.
,ni.,. crou. 3. Il al ether throat aa.t
lung G,J.-,- q i"ki, uTei, You CAT
test i tefrre buying hy getting a trial
bottle tree. large size 81. Every bottle
Warranted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
4 New Firm

On Monday afternoon Andrew
Berg and Al Galusha. two well known
gentlemen Of this city purchased the
clothing department Of the Chicago
Store. and will henceforth be found
behind the counters selling clothing
TO the people Of Webster and adjoin-
ing counties. THE CHIEF takes
grea, pleasure in announcing the adj
vent Of the new firm into our bust
ness circles. The boys are old hands
at the business and have hosts Of
friends in this city and county who
will be pleased to hear Of the pur.
chase by them Of the clothing store
Messrs Berg 4 Galusha are young
and vigorous men and will make an
enterprising firm. Al Galusha, az
he is Familiarity known has been in
the employ Of c. Wiener of the Col
den Eagle clothing store for a mum:
Der Of years, and has spent most OF
his life in that business. and as far as
Andy sBerg is concerned-well he
has been in that business ever since
We have known him too. and there
fore We bespeak for them prosperity
and a generous patronage. May sue.
cess attend them, is our best wish.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
ALIEN SWINE

The President Seeking Powers to Pat -
Embarg on Diseased Foreign
WASHINGTON, March 3.-The President
Yesterday transmitted to the Two houses OF
Congress Q report from Minister Pendleton
q. Berlin, dated January 81, lSSS, from
which il appears that trichinosts prevails
in certain parts of Germany, and that .
numSer Of persons have died from the
effects of eating the meat OF diseased
hogs grown In hat country. He also
transmits . report from the Consul q
NarsellleS dated February 4, representing
that for q number Of months . highly con-
tagious and fatal disease has prevailed
among the swine Of . large section OK
France, which disease Is thought 0y tno
Commissioner OF Agriculture to be very
similar TO hog cholera The President says
it is extremely doubtful II the Law passed
April g, 1875, entitled an act to prevent tho
introduction Of contagious or infectious
diseases into the United States meets
cases of this description. In view
Of the danger to the health and ifves
Of the people and Of Cpntaglon thai may be
spread q the live stock Of the country oy
the importation Of SWINE or hog products
from either Of the countries named he
recommends the passage OF a law prohibit
Ing SUCH importatlon> Win proper EeSu!ar
tons as TO the continuance OF such PROM
Ditto: and permitting such further pronI-
billions IN other future cases of a ike cnar-
acter "a safety and prudence may require.
Consul Frank H. Mason, at Marseilies,
says that more than $1,000 swine died IN
that department during the las, four
months. The entry and sale in Marseilles
Of hogs and freshly killed pork from the
surrounding country vas prohioI'"c - D.
cember by m "rH7 '"-'-
some effective ., ".a b. ""S
raising IS practl~- C r.
- T--o
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
Thousands Of Dollars.

are spent every year by the people o
this .ts;t. L., worthless medicines Ter
TIM cure III throat nd lurg disease ,
when We KNOW hat if they would "nl:
invest 81 in S.nta Able. the new Cali
trrn'a Gi-c Wy :Dr consumption ~
kindred cOnl laints, they would in this
plea-art chiefly, find relief. 1t Is re-
c,n,,n.n,i-d ,y minister. physicians
and puiiic speakers Of the Golden
SAFE. Sold ami guaranteed by Henry
C,-k It SI-a hottie. } Tor $3.50 Tn.
most Ia born case of calarrh vii
speedily -uccumh 10 California Cat I:
Cure. SIX aouih, treatment tor 81
By mai Sl.iU.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
THURSDAY

Paints, Oils &c, al C~ottings.
Nh. Parker of Salem is in the city to
day.
Lewis Kenney has returned from
his trip abroad.
Ellis Shirley went to Bloomington
this morning an business.
Fred Fraze is the happy father Of
a bouncing 10 pound baby.
A. ]. kennev. who has been in Iowa
for a few DAYS has returned.
Mrs. Arson Highly Of Beatrice is
visiting with her parents in this city.
Berg & Galusha, sold six new suits
on Wednesday. Pretty good for a
starter.
Geo. Walsworth i now located at
Ashland Oregon. He has purchased
a fruit farm.
NJ. ". Dickerson is in Lincoln.
He reports mud only four feet deep
in the metropolis.
"You'n pull, III pull, ard we'll all
pull together" should be the motto O,
Red Cloud pc ole from this or.
On account Of the absence Of
Prof. Epstein there will be ne re.
hersal of "Pinafore" until furthe,
notice.
Some movers passed through the
metropolis today with the following
motto emplazoaeI 90 their go-carts.
kansas OF bust"
4 telegram was received this NOR
ming announcing that VIII Mcdaniel
had been injured by an acciden. OF
the Northwestern. HIS wife went I,
Hastings tbs morning in ans wer TO
telegram Announcing TIE fact.
Don't forget the nor-partisan con
vention Saturday night. Every Cit
zen who wishes a good set Of officer
for rext year. and a boom for Re,
Cloud. should turn out. Eyerybod,
invited. no matter what their Gife,
ences have been heretofore. Com
out.
On next Tuesday the contractor 70
the street rsi!Wav. vii! be IN the cit
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
Fruit Trees

In order {" clear our grounds, We
close ont entire lot o: 3 year old apple
trees al a verv low priceof = cents q
piece. A good varity to select from.
Call earley. If
IOPEMAN, & HACAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
Trees! Treesi! Trees!!l

II yOu want fruit. forest or Ornamen-
tai trees. OF small iruit stock Of Ill
kinds at bed rock prices call ut TIE
City Feed Store and leave orders for
VIVA, yon want. Opposite =. ..
L H. Rust, Lock Box Isl.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30

Eor dyspepsia anG liver cnmuiiint
you have a printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shiloh's vitalizer. 1t never
ais 20 cure. .or sale by Z. l.. Cotting.
Take Ayers Sar>apsr;ila. in the
spring of The year. To purify :he tlooi
invigorate The system, excite the liver
10 action. AID reS'ore healthy TOM AID
vigor 20 the vi, lie physical mechanism
Remember that quality not quantity.
constitute, the y, ue OF Medicine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30

Please bear in mind, that
The water commissioner Is
alone authorized to make
wat er service contracts. DO d.
rect to headquarters If you wish
% save trouble and get your work
done right. viii guarantee 70 do
first class work and at fair prices.
E. N. PERKINS.
Commissioner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30

The extraordinary popularity Of Ay-
cry cherry p%ectoral is tie natural re-
suit of lis use by ali classes Of people
for owe forty years. 1t has proven
Itself the very best specific for colds,
coughs :, ard pulmonary c"mplsin's,
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
An Accident Causes a strike.

ST. JOSEPH, No., March 2-Charles
Francis, a brakeman on the Kansas City,
ST. Joseph & Council Bluffs road, while
attempting to mount an engine last night
about II 30 o'clock, missed his footing and
fell under the wheels, both legs being cut
on. He died at 2:45 o'clock this morning
from his injuries. The switchmen IN the
Yards claim that Francis injuries
were due to the fact that the engin-
eer put on air brakes at the wrong time,
causing the tram 10 come TO a sudden stop.
They held a meeting and decided to quit
work. They say the case will b. fully In
ves.igated and If the engineer was 70
blame they will remain out permanently.
There are no brakemen at work in the
yards this morning and the making up of
trains is suspended. Francis was former
" An engineer on the Union Pacific rosd-
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
~;lehOrniNg Notice.

l can dehorn Your cattle as cheap as
any III on eartn. see ME before you
make any contract.
s. =. LIGHTFooT.
WI! Fed Cloud Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
For Sale.

l have a half section Of good i'm
proved farm land for sale. One IF
the most choice farms in webster
county. For further particulars call
on or address GEO. w":rON.
Red Cload, Neb:
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
Want Of Sleep

d sending Thousands annually 10 the
insane asylum ; and tho doctors Say this
trouble Il alazmingly On tho increase.
Tho usual remedies, while they may
give Temporary selis3, aze likely to do
more harm than good. What d needed
u IN Alternative and Blood-puzi6er.
Ayers saEsspaxills Il incompazably
the best. II cse.ects those disturbances
IN the circulation which cause sleepless.
ness, gives increased vitality, and 70.
stores the nervous system 70 . healthful
condition.
Rev. +. G. A. Cot, agent Of The Mas.
Home Missionary Society. whites thss
his stomach w out Of order, hiG sleep
vexy oftsn disturbed, and some IN
purity Of the blood manifest; but thss
aperfect euro VA obtained By tho uso
Of Ayers Sa1sapazilla.
Frederick ". Pratt, "a WashingtoA
st,eet, Boston. writes: my danshtee
was prostrssed with nervous debility.
Ayers Sazsapaxilla restored her -
health"
William +. BowkeF, Ekie, Pa, NJ
cured OF nervousness and sleeplessueo0
By taking Ayers sarsapazilla iof about
two months, during which time hS
weight increased over twenty pounds.
Ayers SarsapariIa,
rRIPARED BIZ
Or. J. G. Aver 4 Co, Lowell, Mass.
eeld BY al DElsEists. Ptjee q; IL bottlsato&
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
Meeting OF Republican Commute

1.-The members sof the scounty Cen
trail Republican Committee for Web
ster county are requested to meet at
the court house in Red Cloud on
Monday, April 9th, at l O'Clock p. m.
to call a county county convention to
select delegates to attend the state
and district conventions, and to
transact any other business that may
come before the meeting.
D. F. TURNKEY A. j. KENNEY.
Sec'y. Chairman
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
PASTURE.

Good pasture for 200 head of cattle
6 miles from this city, good water and
fine pasture. Call at j. T. Emigh's meat
market Red Cloud. 4tv
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
Cupreeedented Rainfall.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March S.-The total
rainfall since Sunday night has been Z 30
inches, the largest on record for the sane
length Of time. The heavy rain ceased
about ten o'clock yesterday, out there
was an intermittent drizzle all day. The
Of = foot An hour Tor about thirty
hours, and Is the rains have eeen
equally heavy about the. head waters Of the
COosa, the greatest rise here 10 not az
pected until the day after to-morEow. A
Hood higher than 1854 is anticipated. Al
trains on the Western railr I'D 70 Atlanta
east on the Montgomery + EufaIA roed
arc abandoned The Louisville b Nash
Vile road is now open and rrains-are iesv.
ing New Orleans with some uncertainty o.
getting through.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30

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