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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

Mile Geo. Starkes was returning
from has sisters wedding on Monday
night two follows jumped onto him
Tear the 18th avenue hotel and beat
him very seriously over the face and
head, Both Of h,, eyes were b!aeAcd.
his forehead aud lips badly cut. De.
sides being otherwise injured. Mr..
Stark es rs far as We can learn Is a
very ~peaceable young man, and the
cnly cause ioy his treatment be thinks
lays in the fact tina: he is working for
the = & NJ railway In the place Of
some Of the old employees who are
out on \ strike. the two men who
pounded him being strikers as he al
leges. He sw ore out warrants for
their arrest on Tuesday. Tue CHIEF
has not much to say in the matter,
but deplroes in unmeasured terms ssch
conduct as shown by the two men in
picking W a quarrel with a man who
is not the equal in strength Of either
one Of his assai!ants. and they should
be severely dealt with for the act.
which was decidedly cowardly and
uncalled for if we have the facts cor
%rec,ly. TuE CHEF lis opposed 10
lavlessncss,lct 1t come from whatever
source it may.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

Gathered Up by Chief Reporters In
Ard About the City md County.

Bulk Oysters at joe Ficrburger's.
Canon City coal at Edleman's onl,
$500.
Extra select oysters at City Baker,
served in every style.
The Y. NJ. c. A. rooms are being
wired for electric light.
For farm loans see Il. X. Stowe
Office over Devo's drug store.
Muffiers IN - over one hundred
styles from 25c a piece to 81, at thu
Golden Eagle.
e. T.. Davis a prominent lawyer q
Superior was in attendance on the
district court this week.
The great rush to loung's {. o. d.
Emporium is proof that low prices viii
!. draw the crowd every time.
Our rates on farm loans and option
of payment will suit you. Office Owe
Deyo's drug store. Il. X. STOWE.
Dave Ierwekh, formerly of thi.
city, and later of Colby, Kansas, in
tends moving to Washington Terri
tory.
| can make you farm loan, quicker
and with less trouble TO yourself, thar
through any other agency. Ofic,
over D.yo's drug store. R.k STOWE
Married at Red Cloud Nov 18th b,
Rev. Geo. q. Nciser, Nr. Ro al
Haxton. and Mss Nellie Royce, all Of
Red Cloud. Ncb.
Overcoats or suits if you are look
ing for either YOU can say - pei
cent on the dollar by going to {.
Wiener s Golden Eagle.
Married, at Red Go ID, Neb., Nov.
10th, 1883 by Rev. Geo. o. ieiser,
Mr.. Peter {. Garrett Of Franklin.
and Miss Mary l.. Garrett of Pleasant
View, Ill.
The ~incandes"ent electric light
plant is being put in as fast as posi-
bic. \ large number of residence
are being wised for electric lights, As
well a. many business houses.
The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation will hold their frs, MONTH,
social Tuesday evening, November >.
in the y. NJ. {. \. rooms. \ cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
At tic next meeting of the board
of supervisors there will be some az
ton taken in regard to the county
Jail probably. The county Jail /!
something that is sadly needed IL
this county AID ten thousand d liar
Will build a good one.
Needles, l cent per paper, pins
cent per paper, thread ! cent Pc
spool. ~su,penders . cents per pair an'
the best thread in the world > spool
for ) cent? is the way they sell goods
at Youns's {. q. II. Emporium, Moo,
block.
THE CHIEF believes that the coun
Il board ought To take some actor
towards building a poor house. TIL
county owns a good farm and it is
shame to have the expense going OF
for the care Of the poor, when a GOO
comfortable place could be prsyide'
on the farm for at least one half The
money now expended fer the same pu
pose
The NJ. f.. church has decided {
have 4 christmas en-: :rtainmeut Gia
erent from the usual routine tres
They calculate t. have an entertain
meu,. tie make up of which will be I
make a donation for the poor. Thi
is a sensible move on the part Of th
church. and the dons,ions thus mad
will have the effect Of making NOR
hearts glad than all Of the usual gil
entertainments Of the kind.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23
4 NcM Meat Market.

This is to notify my old friends and
patrons, and as many more as wish
to buy meat, that l have opened a
meat market opposite the Chicago
Lumber Yard where | will BE- pleased
to .meat" all will also 90 private
butcherinc. going after and returning
animals and returning meat. Please
give me a call.
J &C. CowGILL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

Regular services next Sabbath 4
l"3Oa. IN. and a, . ?. IN. coaiuc:ed
BY the pastor. Sunday school at IL IN.
Everybody and strangers especially
invited.
Services at the Methodist chapel
conducted by the pastor at $50 p. IN
next Sunday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23
Dress Making.

Mrs. Malpoer who came here e. hll
an engagement with Mrs NJ. r. Bent,
ley viii open a drsssmaking shop il
the building formerly occupied b.
Will Houshtun. Satisfaction guaran.
teed. Open Monday, Nov. Goth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

Mrs VI. f. Hufnaa annousees that
she is prepared 10 ~ carpets Of
all classeA Leave orders With C.
S:hafnit q Nasea's Cd stspd. II
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

$40 ao,s, o. laai n Logan county
Nebraska, is' sale o: eKchasgs -
property In southern part 9. st2.c
As a. lesd Of ysan= s,osi a =
whole OF 10 Is.t - sax ~psTehasef \
splendid Opportunity for soIac Gas
rho watts 10 90 In.e sioes izs1nes
Near g. 81 eI,crslrc raHce IL >
good neiShborhsoJ Scheol aal
,os,oMcs sns hsl! r..!a. Cozs,y sea;
s,ven ~1e.. Good ~ psoTssses,s
good soi!. l;vinS water. slsss 60 lIns
o. .a:l.oM &C. icing bnit MI! ssse
on the place. - sasss 10 esltiss-
,ion. Call 90 o. sad,e0,
". ?. En1ss.
Red Clssi.
Eox lis Sss-a-
No.iee i hsreby Ei=es LAT Cd
examine 81 perSsrs vhe zsF esfT-s
q oasr iheEselves as esaaiss:sz ior
seaeksrs q! the rss.se sshonls 8! iSss
county. .; Red CISs4. o. ,se iAss4
Sssn,dsy {! ess soeta
EvAy Az
c-z s@yI
SreeiAi s::Sr,soa - ss3-rss .
I'D s1hln,s- By J. V T.yht E~s
deeee 3 Aso<ts vess s.xr-1z- N
New lsne a sosss Izts @s far
a<xonssss and ~s;sssea<-y izsf wxr
I'd u Hsa,y Cseka
The AHherfs frscs5 boys Ss@-
sei shrr vaiss- No kzssa.. - ses
-. M& Codes Esyse-
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

d. p. Newcomer vas in. Red Clou,
this week.
The First National bank want
county warrants
Novel jackets and Jerseys for Men,
wea at G. Wiener.
We will buy county warrants Th'
First National bank
4 fine line Of fancy baskets jus
arrived at Cuttings.
Charley Watkins Of Indianola wa
in the city On Monday.
Money to loan at a living rate o.
interest by ID. NJ. Plat.
Mems fine suits worth s25 for SIS
and $50 at the Golden Eagle.
Mrs. Corielia A. Woods. Of Wilco,
Neb, is in the city this week.
The board Of supervisors have ad
journed until December 18th.
A good safe for sale. Call on Sill
d Stowe, over city drug store.
Rev. J. d. S,app will preach at The
Baptist church, Sunday, Nov %.
We want county warrants The
First National Bank, Red Cloud
For extra select oysters 60 to T..
Welsch's, Dickerson's old stand.
Canon City nut coal at Edleman's
only $3.50. Best thing out for cook
ing.
Eastern hard coal is cheap now to
what it viii be, only $li at Edle-
mans.
Mr. Foss Of Crete Nebraska was IN
Red Cloud this week attending dis
trIct court
G. Wiener will sell you the bes:
shoe or boot for less money than any
house in the county.
Taylor's is the place to purchase
He keeps only the best
goods and sells so lew that all can
buy.
Rev. Jacob V. Dimon of Wymore,
will preach at the Congregational
church, next Sabbath, both morning
and evening.
". A. Bailey. of street car fame
and. two lawyers Of Kansas City
were in Red Cloud this week looking
after his damage suit.
Major Flaisig leaves for Oregon and
California this week on business con
nccted with the house he travels for,
to be gore thirty days.
When in Red Cloud call at the
furniture store of +. V. Taylor, oppo-
site the post Office, ard pick you ont
a fine kitchen or parlor suit.
W. A. McKeighan has received no
tice that the government has allowed
his pension clam Mr.. Mckcichan
is TO be congratulated over the result.
Ira Sleeper has opened a nice bill
lard and pool parlor in the north
room of his carriage shop. He has
the room up in nice style ard
has three tables.
The " I. u. society connected
v tn the VI T. church f this cit,
will hole their regular monthly meet
ing at the church parsonage Saturday
oath: \ full attendance
is desired.
Do not forget the young peoples
social at Miss Maud Coolies next
Wednesday We. A nice program has
been arranged, and a nice time is ex-
Any person desiring to Go
so, is cordially invited.
Married, by the Rev. W. 5. Fal-
kenburg. Nov. 10Th, 1888, at the resi-
ience of the brides parents in Web
county, Nebraska. Mr.. Elmer De
of Oxford, Neb. and Miss En-
ra Starks, ofthis county.
Having received an elegant line Of
seal plush, brccade and worsted clcaks
wraps aud jackets in latest styles and
We respectfully invite the
ladies' to call and see them.
MINEI 6Rss.
The members Of Red clSsd Lodge,
No. Ga. |. oo.F. are requested to be
present Saturday evening, at which
time there will be huistSSs Of great
Importance to the membership. BY
order Of En-. PARKEs, \, u.
The prohibition party in New York
lost 1000 vo,cs this year over tLat
# 10, wars .'onrson rnr Snerat9ry ot
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23
Wood Wanted.

A few cords Of wood wanted on
subscription a; this Office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23
Farm Loans.

Interest from 6 To 10 per cent
Time from ] to years. Cal and
investigate. g. VI. BARKER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-01

necessary that the Government should
b5Sin u stop tho practice. Ii i no de
tense IN this CASE that everyone else
v-a> doing the same thing and il was
nothing to this triSl where the Gov
ernment commenced IL prOScSute,
Tie defendant. by the rules should
have the benefit 81 any reasonable
practical doubt. The Jury should not
convict unless they find that defendant,
wSS knowingly concerned with Hay
ley in the plan for the withdrawal Of
the liquors Snd that he knew the
LIQUORS were not intended fer use by
Mr.. CanAvarCo. Ii the Jury can ne
conciie the facts Of the case with the
theory al defendant'S Innocence, il is
their duty 70 SCOUT, if not, they must
find him liable.
Facts incidents, etc, are, in case
a. this kind, evidence Ii Is for the
Jury Il take all the facts and weigh
them. One person alone may not
commit CuSspir3ey. Defendant must
have been implicated with Hayley to
Be convicted. AT the inquest Of the
defendants counsel. she following in
>trlcclOn> were also given 10 the Jury:
COpSpiring being the giSt Of the Of
tsu>a. the p0OSaSUIiOn must prove, and
the Jury b satisfied that there was in
tact an actual understanding know
InEiy entered into by the defendant
with Hayley TO effect a common Oh
jtCJ.
Mere proof q = wong intent by one
! not sufficient.
The fSet Of conspiracy must be
proved by clear and satisfactory evi-
denoe.
\ criminal or wrongful intent on
the part Of the defendant must be
shown by the prosecutor 10 eNiSt; and
If the sets of the defendant are equally
consistent with innocence on his part
IS with guilt. he must be found not
guilty.
The eIfenSe must be proved IS laid
in the Indictment.
Mere proof of = wrong or crime COM
mittei by Hayley in this transaction
i not sufficient to prove s conspiracy.
The jury retired at SIS and at
sharp, returned with verdict OF
aeQuitt2l, three Jurors dissenting.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-01
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INCTTCTRA RESOLVENr, ;hc new Blood fuTi-
~ fer. Nurctic, and Apcricat, cleanscs the Blood
and Precipitation q all Impurities ane Poisonous
Elements. and thus removes the CAUSE. Hence
:; cures speedily, permanently, and economically
Cuticura. the GREAT SKIN CURE "a Medicinal
jelly for external usc, instantly alays Itching and
Inflammation, clears the skin and Scalp OF Aemors3
Sorcs. and nandrud. destroys Dead skin and kleah,
heals Ulcers. SOres. and DischarEinF Wounds, re-
stores the Hair, and beauties the skin.
Cuticura Soap. an exquisite skin Beautidef
and Toilet REQUISITE, prepared from CUTIcuRAs -
indispensable IN treating skin Diseases, Baby Eu-
mors, sin Blemishes, Prickly Heat, Rashes, sun
burn, and Rough, ChApped, or Greasy Skin.
7 Cuticura Remedies are the only real Blood
Purifiers and skin Bean,ihers free from mercury,
arsenio lead, zinc. or any other mineral or vess-
table poison whatsoever. Guaranteed absolutely
pure BY the Analytical Chemists Of he s.ais Ok
Massachusetts.
For sale by all retail chemists and wholesale
druggists and dealers in medicine throughout the
world. CUTTCURA, 80 cents per box, large boxes,
Sl.oo; CUrIcURA Soar, = cents; CuT1cURA SHAY.
NC Soar, i cents; CUTfcURA REsoLvEST,
PREPARED Br rBE
Potter Drug & Chemical Co.. Boston. U.s.A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-01

DISyTGCRING HUNORS, Hunsrasins EruP
~ tso2s, l:ehius ard Burning skin Tor;Hrcs,
LoSShso1re SoVes. ard every species 81 Itching
SeAy, Fi27,y, Inherited. SorotuloGs, and Syrhi
iit;e Diseases q he Blcod, ska. and Scalp wiih
Lass q Hsr, from infancy - cid Se. are eured BY
CC-EcCsA RESoLvENT, the rew Blood Purifier
literally, and CCrIcCRA and CCTrcCRS Soar. thS
SgsSs Skin Cu7es and Besatisers, externally.
Itching and Burning Skin Diseases
Bakers, Ss-hers'. GrcoeTS', WASAcrvonSn's Itch
ticking Piles, and neliesse lrTitaiions peculiai
g both sexes, instantly relieved by warm hail
With CCTIcCRA soar and single application O
CCUcCRA. the great Skin Cure This TepcAtcS
oAiiy, with three doses Of CCTICURA RESoLvENT
viii speedily cure itching Diseases 81 the Skin anC
SeSlP, whes Al other means absolutely fail.
A Magnificent Popular Work on the Skin
With k,Srayed Plates, Is wrapped about the Re
SOLVENT. Also, o7e hundred Testimonials sol
en1ly swan % before the British CosSul. which
repeat this story l have been terrible Saffere,
for years tregn Diseases % the Skin and Blood
h1re ben obliged 10 shEn public pisces by reason
q ny dist curing bunors; have had the best phv.
s0etS1s; have spent hundreds Of dollars. and 20;
10 relief Until used the CUTICURA REAKnIKS,
Th3eh have c1rei me, and lefs my skin and blood
s. pure s. child's- Send for our sixty-fcur page
bolks . EoE % Care Skin Diseases Address
HAwAIIAS CoNsIeSEES.
Benson, Smith s Co., Honolulu.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22
Seek No FurtherI

For you'll find just what YOU
arc looking for, no matter how
small or how large an ar
ticle it is. No matter how chean
or how costly. Right here, a,
PENNOCK e. FOREMANS.
We have laid in an assortment
OF goods for the Holiday Sea-
son, that simply surpass all pre-
vious displays, The cream Of
everything that is new and nice
SUCH AS SILK MUFFLFRS
AND HANDKERCHIEFS
silk umbrellas with gold and
silver bands. Also a fine line
OF plush neck-wear, every one
a handsome present for father
or son;or betteryet,if you should
want to make them a more suit
able present Tor the coming sea-
son, come and see our fur
beaver ovcrcoats. Two large
cases opened this morning.
They are grand ones. Bought
from a manufactor were wanting
TO unload. One lot of these are
satin-lined and only $500.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22

nlun 81 hlu lntentiok Of relying solals
ip9n zoe sugar best a. q Sagahhggns.
I'd si'o thai be sxpesis tbs fariaerS q
PenRsylTaniA and this Psuintula a
turnlsa them. Mr. spFsskeis also anld
that Whsn this immsnse suRsr houss
Il in fail opsratlan, bs will Be able %
iafu oul enough sugar 20 supply hAli
che Unitsd 6laieL II hAs beah demon
'iraled tbs, che sugsr bsei oAa be nAds
very probable oFOp, aud the ia,l
that certain market eau be obtained
Tor then 81 near Is PailAdalphia win
40 donbl Aol ~ IN incentive for oar
t.r1ers 70 engage IN thslr culture
We believe thAs uugAr bosiA can b.
made . more proAAsls crop thsn
sheat, aud IL viii b cell when NJ
Sprsck ,ls gets hts works in opsrauon
Tor our farmers 10 at least give the
sugar best > trial.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22

Store open this evening
and Monday evening.

Two days to do il in. TheI
the harvest II isn't the cos
OF the gift so much as III,
heartiness OF il that counts
Bsiag remembered is Whs
comes closest.
You can't 60 amiss of a
remembrance here, no odds
what flight your fancy takes
The myriad questions asked
here every day lead us tc
say again where some OF the
changed departments are.
CoAorea CaSkNeyss, nea,
centre stairway. Still good
picking 10 those famous so
centers that have been IS.
Colored all-wool Henrietta
from 75c to $I25 for double
weight, Al inches wide.
Black Goods /oAyM circle,
noyMus5t Of centre. Space
plenty, light perfect, stock
complete. No other store
in town has or can have SO
full a line oil Priestley's
Blacks. A new feature 10
the Black Henrlettas are As
and 70 inch widths for ladies'
cloaks, wraps and shawls.
Fine Stationery, near 1uai-
Per street entrance. Every
sort above the me an. Oddi
ties and novelties till you
tire Of looking.
Diaries, R0cket Cutlery
japanese Goods, etc, near
INViber and Maykel streets
coner. Nothing lacking that
ought not to be.
SifVe1ways, Clocks, LAMPS,
China, and Glassware, mid
die second fAooY.
Moments UnGeyagcar and
Co1SekS, second H0oy.
Furniture and FURNISHED
Rooms, Myd /zoor M4yb-
two acres Of samples, thick
with welcome gilt things.
Easy Chairs. So to s35;
Rockers, So to $40; Cheval
Glasses, S22 to $50; Book
Cases, $40 to $500; ID SKIS,
SI2 to 500; Fancy Tables,
S. so to SIS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22

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lsaHd purchaser in q man Who bad
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there should Be some means Adop-
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re- 90 that men cannot obtain II
ses Tor tue par pose OF selling them
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olhss way obtain . privileges 70 Ell
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sci ilquoE, and ~ long ~ licenses are
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ahs lAN provides thai ghis shall BE- sbs
case, and therefore We irclias 10 Abe
opinion thAI where = llosnbe 10 obtained
~ citizen, and Ties transferred 10
sons one who is not the TRANSFER 10 uo'
cniy hlsgsi, but . strini CONSTRUCT 4
o. 'hs lay sould forfeit the license,