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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-29

KIND OF woman that would go through lire
and water for the man she loved"
'Isn't she married, you say!'
''No, never was. He never cared so much
for her, but he made her think so, suppose.
He was the cashier in big bank aud she
poor girl who worked here In button shop.
though she had a good education and is
smart as steel. Well, he must have con-
fided his trouble to her SOS she could help
him, and mean trick it was, too, for he had
1t all planned out to meet another woman in
Canada and they were TO be married and go
to Europe. Probably he made Anna think
no was going to marry her and take her to
Europe. She doesn't know any thing about
the other one. Well, saw her saunterlnp
around here day before yesterday, and
made up my mind she meant to help him
get Off. l had put detective on every train
that went out that day, but thought that
that was tho one he would take just az
was passing her said to a fellow that was
with me, Just as II didn't know she could
hear, "that's the most famous detective In
the country, and pointed to you. Shedid
seem to notice, but l watched her and
saw her stop you and make you lose your
train as cleyorly as could be. She probably
thought that II hadn't got out much and
that II she could detain you day he'd got
OF. But, bless you, the fellow put on the
train hooked on to Williams before they got
out OF the State. She's smart, and when l
saw her talking to you made up my mind
that you wouldn't get away that day. She's
quite equal TO making love to you or any
other man to keep You away from her
lover. O, you needn't look so madl I'm
not going to ask you about it. I'll bet
II she did no one could tell 1t from the gen.
uine article. Tho joke Of 1t is that she's SO
proud she'd rather have died than done 1t II
1t hadn't been for him. TIN be rather rough
on her when she finds out about the other
woman."-EVsl Gormss 0larks, IN Hartford
Timer.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-29


morning gown, "did George leave any
package for me last eveningp" Ethel
blushed and said falteringly: .'Why,
no, mamma! What made you askp"
20, nothing; only heard him say at
the door as he said goodbye, "Now,
here is one more for your mother and
didn't know tut it was that pattern
for lace lambrequins that his mother
has promised me-" Ethel said nothing.
-Lcaoisto,on Journal.
Telephone operators receive lots o.
queer, foolish and funny calls every
whore. But fellow here gave the OK
change good one the other day. He
rang up and called for ''the wagon
yard" When asked 'What wagon
yardP" replied: "Why! the one left
my wagon at" OF course he got it.
Another chap the same day, called for
"the depot" and when the operator
wanted to know what depot, sang out:
"Say, can l come down there with my
trunk and yalise and gop" The operator
told him "Yes," and he undoubtedly
went.-Portland Transcript.
There is almost as much pathos as
humor in the following story Of an AL
bany boy of tender years: Shortly
after his mothers death with his father
he visited her grave, being carried
there by horse which had recently
been bought by the father. The hus-
band, standing apart, was naturally In
a acontemplative frame of mind, and the
boy, when unable to stand tho oppres-
sive silence any longer, lifted his child
tsh voice In an interrogative tone and
said' INA, we've got new hopse,"--
! Albany Journal 4
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-29

u WIN pIluSo On LIS COuVeTSu-
tional ability, and he dashed boldly into the
breach.
"The train must be derailed and thrown
down steep embankment We arc caught
together under the seats and debris (Mr.
Dunlap rhymed this word with remiss), and
to add to the horrors of the situation the
car takes fire from the overturned stove.
and there we are clasp you In my arms
and say 4 would save you If could, darling,
but as I can't we will die together;'" and he
paused for breath, convinced that he had
established his reputation as man who
could say ''pretty things as we'll Us the next
one when he took notion tor
"That's it exactly" replied his compan-
ion. u murmur some appropriate reply,
and just as the fire Is getting so uncomfort-
ably hot we hardly know where we are
some one breaks In the window and rescues
us. am 80 mortified at my ill-tmed con.
fesslon don't know what to do, and you
say that as we can never forget our decara-
tions suppose that We 30 to Europe to-
gether. Now there's strong situation. A
horribly brutal husband In tho background
and love and Europe urged upon my ac-
ceptance. Europe, that have always pas
sionatcly longed to SEQ aud the man 'bve
to go with me-ah-"
Sho drew long breath and nor keen,
restless eyes grew soft with look of mex
pressible gsntleness; her odd, anxious feat
ures wore an expression of infinite yearn-
ing ami tenderness.
Though not vainer than the generality OF
men, Mr.. Dunlap felt that perhaps this story
was not wholly make-believe as far as her
love for him was concerned 1t was barely
possible that she had fallen in love with
him ~ arst sight and was making up thu
story 20 test his feelings. He was strangely
moved and murmured; sand we 40 to Eu-
rope and arc happy forever aiteS"
never do. Have you forgotten the scandal
ICED reader ut this pointi No. refuse
sadly but steadfast!y, aud turning away
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-29
A Common Rule Reversed.

my calling" said the letter-carrier,
"differs materially from all Others"
"In what wayp' asked his friend.
"Most people got their walking
papers when they are discharged,
don't they!"
"Yes."
"Well, got mine when was ap
pointed. Chicago Tribune.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-29

AT the police court; the judge
questioning a witness-"Your namep
"Josephus Horther." "Y0ur agep'
"Forty-th,ee." "Your professionr
"Dramatic author" ''That Is not ,
profession; It Is disease. - Truth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20

Joe Budea intends going to Mon
tana soon.
School has again commenced in
thi, distric: with Miss Spanogle as
teacher.
Sunday school is held at the Five
Star school house every Sunday at
eleven O'Clock a. m.
Mrs. f. A. Keller. of Bladen.
spent a few days with Mrs. c. Lewis
last week.
A prairie fire came neal DESTROYING
oil of Mr.. Mercedes buildings. Peo-
pie should be more careful about set
ting fires where there is a high wind.
Mr.. f. j. Soloman was called out
attend " Of VIM. Lewis's horses.
which wa quite sick, q few nights
since. Mr.. Soloman makes it a point
TO get around on time.
DIANA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
JUDsON.

Judson, Kan, April 1Sth.-TSpec-
lal Correspondence. l--Mr. Bliefnick
is the happiest man in Kansas be-
cause it is a girl of the usual weight.
We understand that Mr.. Jake VIII
liams and Mrs Emma Tame were unit
ed in marriage last Thursday.
School in district No. 90 will close
next Friday after a term of seven
months.
Mr.. Wa. Barrett has much improv-
ed the looks of his residence BY plant
Ing evergreens.
Henry Stefin commenced planting
core on April 9th.
Ionsow Francis has rented the
farm known as the Andy Berg fam.
CHINTZ Brig.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
GELAN

Highland, April lSth.-TSpecial
are about all
sewn.
John Merrill. VIM. and Dave
S:rawnmand went to Mankato for a
bill Of fruit trees this week.
Considerable cutlaying land will be
enclosed for pasture this spring.
W. are sorry to have misrepresent-
ed Bro. Alfred Burgess in a former
communication as We don't believe
he could be tempted to trade on Sun
day but don't tackle him on a week
day unless you want to trade.
Mrs. Hi Boyce is convalescent.
ENoCH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
PENNY GREEN.

Penny Creek, April lsth.-[Spec-
la Correspondence pleas
ant.
Miss Lizzie Brown has gone to
Guide Rock to spend the summer.
"Jeems' has left Penny Greek.
Miss Nellie Saunders is visiting in
Red Cloud this week.
Mrs. Geo. Lindsey called on her
little daughter Mable Saunders. one
day last week. and it being her little
daughters birthday she received
many valuable presents from her
mamma.
The Misses Saunders and Huffman
spent Sunday last in the Gate City.
Mis- Ada Hiiton-is working in Red
Cloud now.
Rev. nedrich. of Red Cloud. VIII
preach At the Dutch Flat" school
house. Apri.. 29th, as Bro. Moore viii
be attending quarterly meeting in
another place.
VIM. Huffman has rented the Han
thorne place.
Sylvester Day and family, of REQ
Cloud, were the guests Of VIM. HofE-
man ore day last week.
FORTIORI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20

Olive D.-rS hc Eas L mere
heir Il his estate.
Mis- Csrrie Jish has accepted a
posi,io" with the Chicago Store.
Charley Dea' 81 Republican City
spent Sunday with his parents in this
city.
City Engineer Petersen, Of the
waite works las moved TO the south
end of tie city.
jim EIubbell. postmaster at
Hubbell. Neh.. is among old friends
in this city Friday
Rev. f. u. Williams breaches his
farewell sermon SunGa: morning at
the Baptist church.
\ new restaurant has been estab-
lished in the building just north Of
Naguire's blacksmith shop.
Alex Bentley j. huiliing a line
fence around his property III the EAST
part OF the city which he recently
purchased Of :. j. Lockkart.
Red Cloud will iavc another propo.
sition 70 vote bonds for 4 big railroad
in a few days. Marx cur words. A
boom for Red Cloud Is certain.
If our citizens want to be enter
prisinc let them put Z dollar a week
into , fund to secure enterprises for
Red Cloud Who viii work up this
scheme?
Have you forgotten tie fact that
the reserved seats for Pinafore will
be placed on sale tomorrow morning
at Cuttings drug store. Ii so. paste
this in Your hat and be there at 9
O'Clock tomorrow morning and select
a good choice seat without extra
charge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
GOODLAGD.

Goodlard, Kan. April 18TH
[Specia! from our wandering cores
pondent.J-As you requested me to
let you know what kind of a country
this was over here ! will try and tell
you. After yoa cross the Republican
at Orleans and get across the Smoky
you find as good a farming country
as n could wish to see. The coun-
try is one level prairie from Almena.
Kansas, 20 Burlington. Colorado. Get
on i wind mill 80 feet high and you
can look eve the country for 81
miles or more. Every foot Of country |
IN the north tier Of counties in Kan
sas Is taken Up and nearly all of the
rest. Have not seen but three frame
houses on farms since we left Norton.
Al! sod houses and some of them
built two stories high. Colby is 60
ing 20 be the largest town in western
Kansas. There are between 10 and
30 new houses going up now. We
road 1o miles Saturday and only had
to cross three draws and did not
necessarily have to cross them. 1t is
the ievelest country l ever saw. 1t is
a new country and has not farmed
much. Cattle and horses are all look
ing fine and have lived of of buffalo
grass all wiLter. We will be in Col
orado if nothing happens. Every
town Of 200 or more inhabitants has
got at least one if not two newspapers.
1t seems as though every town you
come to is having a big boom. Towns
OF 80 inhabitants put lots up as high
IS from $lUG 20 $500. In Colby lots
range from $50 20 $4,000. ! saw 4
farm Of 800 acres I'll under cultivation
without 4 draw i'll it. You could get
or any corner of it and look all over
it. You may hear from lie again
when | get Ill Colorado. Until then l
remain yours as ever,
JOHN Z. kEsLEE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
We have customers for houes
costing from $500 to $4,000. Bring
in your property.
Gump & Warner,
Opera house block.
4 Dlst2nEulshed ClerEyman's TsG11p
nsOmYe

4 Distinguished Clergyman Ted.
nony.
Rev Il N licksrs. President of tAe
Methodist Protestant, Church OF Ssuth
Carolina. writes from Grsenvilk:
"Ah"ri f"~' years ago I was ATTACKED
With what the physicians pronounced
neurslgis rAru matiSm, accompanied with
erysipelaS Ny appetite failed me entirely,
and I had an intsrm!tting pulse and very
irregular puiSations Of the heart A tef-
rible ra,a soon came into my chest and
<hcu!3-r~. and I became 20 helpless that I
lruld attend {" NJ business at all The
pains We're movable, and would sometimes
pass from vu- part of my body to another.
Finally the crysipelas broke out on my LETT
hand and arm. and produced much swell
ing ] wn- for eighteen months Afflicted
in tkis way. and Of course used . great
many kind. of medicines, but nothing gsss
sae relief Friends finally persuaded -
u try SwIftis Specific ! aoticed adccided
improvement while taking the first hoaeha
] copt;nned its us. antil I had :aker sh,us
.'ne dc1en t~.fles. when / found myself
sound and we'll again. with no sign 1T das-
case left excerpt a stiffness in my hand.
result ut the crysiPe.a- While taking
tie m-dicine ! gained CT "A Ave- rage tvo
pound uf flesh pr week think SIS
valuable mriicine. mud I frequently
recommend II to my friends.
Write - tho SWIFT SrrrTrIc Co,
Atlanta. TIA. fos . Treetis- On Ri.ssd -
6kin Diss~ssA. ~ailsA free ~ sayoua
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
STRINGTOWN.

Stringtown, April 1s:h.-[Special
Corresnord ence 1.-The mud has driee
UP at last and the farmers are at
work once more. the most Of them are
done sowing oats and are blowing fol
corn.
5. 3. Hockett IS in the city this
week attending court.
Ms. j. c. Taylor is able to be
around again.
James Ieford expects a pension
from the government soon.
j. {. Taylor has los; most all his
hogs with the cholera. and also Mr..
Swearingen.
Miss Daisy Hockett is on the sick
list.
There was III exhibition al tn,
Amacs school house last SATURDAY
ni-ht and all had a nice slime. Littl
Eva Iiolmgrain sang "the Drunk
ards lone child" without the heip OF
anyone.
John W. DauehcrtY killed what i.
supposed to be the first possum tina.
was ever killed in this comfy.
PRAIRIE Doc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
AMBOY.

Amboy Neb. April 13.-TSpe"ial
Frisbie is
painting the addition to the mill.
Al Decker went to Lawrence
Thursday.
{. Schenck of Cowles was visiting
friends in this city Tuesday.
Farmers are busy putting in small
grain and potatoes.
Z. =. Reed had a fine stack Of hav
burned up last week children and
matches were the cause.
The hotel is some what rushed for
sleeping rooms at present.
The L. & VI. Il. r. intend 10 add
an addition to the passenger depot at
this place. RATS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
Republican County Convention.

The republican electors Of Webster
COUNT, Nebrasks, are requested to
send delegate tc . coan;y convention
to be held 1t the curr, house in Red
Cloud, on
SATURDAY. EAY ). ISIS.
at / o'clock ?. n said convention
being called for The pur, ose Of select
inc nine delegates 20 sttehl the state
convention at Omaha, May Is. and
also nine delegates 70 attend the con-
cressional district convention.
1t is recommended that the town.
ship primaries for the election of
delegates to tie county convention be
held Tuesday, May ist.
The various townships are entitled
to one delegate at large aud n dele
gate for every fifty votes or major
fraction thereof cas-: for Samuel Max
well at the lat general election, a
follows:
Red Cloud. st ward............ ]
Red Cloud. d wari-............ !
Red Cloud. tyyrushir...........--
Guide Rock /
Beaver Greek.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
Brace Dc.

You are feeling depressed, your ap
petite is poor. you are bothered with
headache, you are nervouss:and gener
ally out of sorts, and want to brace 10.
Brace up but not with stimuiauts,
pring medicines, or bitters, which
have for their basis cheap whisky, and
which stimulant you for an hour aud
then leave you in q worse condition
than before. What you want is an al
terative that will purify your blood,
start healthy action of liver and kid
neys restore vitality. and give renewed
health and strength. Such q medicine
you will find in electric bitters. and
only Scots . bottle at Henry Cooks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20

English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Calloused Jumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
Spavsn, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Stiles
Sprains, Sore and Swollen Threat from
whatever cause, Coughs, Etc: Save
$50 BY use Of one bottle. Warranted.
Sold BY Deyo & Dorr, Druggist
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20

II you would have q desirable head
of hal, use Halls vegetable hair renew
er. the most wonderful discovery o.
modern times for the hair and scalp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20

Miss Clara Dickerson has returned
from Iowa.
Pearl Skeen spent Sunday at Wom-
er. Kansas.
Fred and Frank Sleeper were in the
city Sunday.
Eli Perkins, the noted lecturer was
in the city Sunday.
Hacker & Parker have been adding
new shelving to the interior.
IA Durrie, formerly of this city
was among cid friends Sunday.
Tickets for Pinafore all placed at
Do ceats. No extra charge for reserv-
ed seats.
Park Watson is a prospective can
didate for the Office of engineer of the
water wcrks.
Clara Edleman's young friends sur
prised her Monday and an Gu
joyable time was had.
The street commissioner is fixing
up Webster street 50 that the water
will u eff. \ good idea.
Mrs. g. ". Dow is visiting in
Holdredge. G. ". now wanders
around the city looking lost.
Sleeper & Sons. our prominent car
rage manufacturers, sold and shipped
one OF their fine buggies to Hastings
on Tuesday.
Norton, Kansas. Odd Fellows, viii
celebrate on the Goth. Sixteen
lodges have been invited and a grand
time is anticipated.
Mrs. \. j. Briggs is in the city
and viii be at the rehearsal of Pima
fore tonight and tomorrow night 70
sing her part Of Josephine.
T.. F. Highland and 4. j. Welch
have purchased an addition nearJ.
q. Remsbergs residence and will
rlatt it into an addition to the city.
Don't Forget that tickets will be
placed on sale at Cuttings drug store
next Thursday morning at Q o'clock
for pinafore. Tickets only 80 cents.
No extra charge 70. reserved seats.
With the Missouri Pacific and one
other railway besides the B. & NJ.
Red Cloud ought to be happy. Now
let Us turf j attention to enterprises
and manufacturing. That's what
counts.
Elder Davis is building the Second
II. Z. church in the south ward. "
in nice style. and when completed
will be a credi, to the city. Rev.
Davis deserve, great credit for this
piece Of enterprise.
The boaad Of trade should initiate
Hastings and organize an "Entergr;ss
Company to foster, Introduce and
aid manufacturing institutions il
looming to Red Cloud. VIII the boarj
act?
The CHIEF thinks that the variou.
additions to .he city should be takel
Into the corporation. Let the rev
council have the work done at once
kalev's addition. Ieiser's addition
Smiths addition, Fairview addition
are all out and should be taken in on
Of the wet.
c. Wiener, tie eaterPr:sins Golde,
Eagle Clothier, has been decoratin.
the interior Of his store room until h
now has n Of the finest stores In tn
state. He has had the walls papero'
and painted By sui town artist. Nj
!, V1sseher. who has finished the worI
: up in the latest style of the art.
On Sunday. Ed. Cook shot an
wounded a pelican that measured
/ fee, and 9 inches from tip 20 tip an
s. feet from end Of of tail TO end G
, beak. His bill vas l3 inches long
1t IS a rare bird in this section. TIL
bird could not fly after being wount
ed but fought three boys for abou
TWO hours before they killed it.
Thursday and Friday evening
= Anvil Jt opS p ara tho 1otaS cat e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
Go to Winton's for Cas6ets and COT

Why will you cough when Shiloh's
cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cts, 80. cts 81, for sale by C. L. Cot
ting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20

"Hackmetack" o lasting and fra.
grant perfume, at 25 cts. c. L. Coffin!
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
Farm to Rent

A farm with l55 acres under pillow
frame house, srAnary and stable, wind
mill, etc. Enquire at elevator.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
Ayers Pills.,
Pfspared By Df.J. C.Ayerk Co, Lowell, NJ
Sold b al DoalotO In AodlcinA

A nasal injector free With each
bottle Of ShilOhis catarah remedy.
Price Scots. for sale by L. c. thug.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
~IlenOrning Notice.

can dehcrn your cattle as cheap as
any rI#a un earth. See Me before you
make any contract.
S. L. LIGHTFooT.
VT! Red Cloud Neh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20

Are you made miserable by indiges-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss of ap-
petite, yellow skin? Shilohis vitalizer
isa positive cure. For sale by C. L.
Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20

Thursday and Friday evenings.
April % and %. are the dates set for
the production Of Pinafore Seats will
be placed on sale soon Below we give
the cas-. Of characters with the excep-
ton Of Dick Deadeye and Cousin Hell
en- which part will be assigned later.
Josephine. Mrs A J Briggs
Buttercup........Mr Mrs J McDaniels
Ralph Rackstraw-.......CLC Getting
Sir Joseph Porter KCB "A j Welch
Captain Corcoran ........A L Funk
Boatswain ..............R X Stowe
Doatswain Mate........G " Barker
Sister. Cousins and Aunts: Mes
danes, Edleman, Fort, Myers. Nc
Donald, Dorr, Kenney, Haley, How
ard. Misses. Sherman, Spanesle,
Bellows, Mcmillan, Emigh, Tulleys.
S~panoy'c, Miner. Brewer. Newhouse.
Crawford, LetsOn. Spanosle, and
Miner.
Sailors: Messrs, Stowe, Mitchell.
Sill. Barker, Parker, Fulton, " Wilcox.
Highland, Howard, Eppstein and
Howard.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20

List YOUR property with Us.
GCmp & Warner,
Opera house block.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-04-20
PASTURE.

Coed pasture for 200 head o. cattle
Is miles from this city. good water and
fine pasture. Call at j. 7. Emigh's meat
market REQ Cloud. 4tw
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finest printing Office in Utah and am
determined to give you good work.
On all matters pertaining to printing,
engraving and enclosing please see
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QUEEN VICTORIA has a remarkably
fine head of hair for lady of her age !;
but her son, the Prince OF Wales, is
quite bald. Had he used Ayers Hair
Vigor earlier in life, his head might to-
day have been SIS well covered as that
of his royal mother. It's not too late
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MISCELLANEOUS.
I. Auerbach 4 Bro,
First Special Bargain Sale, Fall 1883.

In order attract visitor beautiful city during and
filed @ our % depart % s1 M as F DTss
Goods Trimmings Corse Rugs and Curtains ans Misses
Slippers Gents Fgrnshng Goods Blankets and Quilts Boys
Trunks Bags Cram full goods at Low
PRICES To quite stranger and all the dweers
Zion will
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Telegrsphsor Telephone ordofs promptly
Factory and Warerooms No. 258 E Fist
South Street Sexton's Office In same
building.
Telephone No. 40