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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-02-09
INTERNAL REVENUE SALE.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvENUE)
DEPUTY CoLLECTUR's OFFICE 5th DIS
MCMINNvILLE, TENN, Jan. "A, 1882
nN Monday Feb llth 1889, ! will sell
" in McMinnville, Tenn. at l o'clock
p. m, to the highest bidder for cash, the
following property:
Copper still and worm, | Apple Mill,
tanks pomace. Seized as the property of
C. l.. Barnes, for violation OF the Internal
Revenue laws.
J. W. IRWIN, Deputy Collector.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-02-09
Did YOu Ever!

W. IL. Revels, |, o. BdIn ore,
Md, says: 81 have been in the
practice of medicine for over lSyears,
but never have seen the equal of
Hodges Sarsaparailla. 1t has work
ed miracles here in curing Rheuma-
tism and Scrofula. Have almost
come to the conclusion that | cannot
practice without it, Sold by W. II,
Elcning.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-02-09
Chancery Sale Of Valu-
able Land.

Samuel Tate nc Jacob II. Walter
and Others, and others.
PURSUANT 10 decree OF the Chancery
/ court at McMinnville, Tenn, rendered
in the above styled cause at its November
term, 1883. | will sell at the Courthouse
door in McMinnville, on
MONDAY, the 4th day of MARCH 1889
a tract of land containing 44O acres, more or
less, lying in Warren county, Tenn, about
miles from MrMinnville, on the Sparta road,
known as the Rock Martin farm, adjoining
the lands of Th0s. Il Gribble, ]. T. Hills,
Hugh Mo6tt, DIR. Cummings and others.
This tract Of land will be first offered in two
or more lots, and then as whole, the sale
realizing the largest amount will be accepted
and reported for confirmation.
I will at the same time and place sell
about 10 leases for IL c privilege of boring
for oil on the various tracts of land described
in said leases.
TERMS OF SALE-On credit OF and
years with interest from day OF sale. Notes
and good security required and lein retain.
cd. This Jan. S0th. 1882.
&c. BILES, c. 4 N,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-02-09
Sheriff 8 Sale.

IN PURSUANCE to orders of sale issued to
| me from the Circuit Court of Warren
County, at its January term, 1889, in the ca
and The Peoples National Bank VS.. b. Y
Stotts, ct al, proceedings to condemn land,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-02-09
Subscriptions Paid.

The following persons have pai1 the
amounts given on subscriptions to tn, STAN
DARn for one week ending Thursday
Feb. 7, 1889.
WIN Cummings, New, Tenn ,,..,....".$l 90
sRobt. Grove, Rule. Ark .........,...... %
ZIP King, Smart, Tenn ..........,........... %
*Foster Wagner, Viola, Tenn............ 90
II q Belcher, " .......... 90
Hosa Gist, Simpsons Mills, Tenn........ 9 90
T b Biles, Sparta, Tenn ........"......... 90
*Abner womack, Gath, Tenn. ......". so
q 0 N MosSer, Viola, Tenn......... ........ so
T E McCulloch Jefferson, Tenn......... 90
~ f McCulloch, Walter Hill, Tenn. 90
eagle, Beersheba, Tenn. 80. ..... 90
- A Hollis, New, Tenn ...,... .....".,. SO
W T Gribble, Rowland, Tenn......".. 90
S A Hill, Irving College, Tenn...."..... 90
b Trail, Jones Mill, Tenn............... on
L Kirby, Daylight, Tenn.........".....,." %
IL Horhn, Ochedien, Iowa................ 80
G Reynolds, McMinnvile........ "
"John Tennessee, do ....,.,. 90
avn Harper. do ....... 90
] 5 Hoyt, do ......... 90
II B Higginbotham, do ....... 10
II Atkinson do ...... 25
Jasper Balm do ........ 90
Steve Csntreli do ........ on
Miss Lon Paine do ...... 90
Alex Miller, do ......... / 90
New Subscribers.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-02-09

The News says the people Of Muir
freeSbOro don't want the penitchtiary
moved 10 that place.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-02-09

Chattanooga has bill before the
Legislature asking for the privilege
of issuing 100000 of 6 per cent bonds
for the purpose of building streets
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18
Der M1nttnerer.
Dams- ,tnn 5amnmtrtbfmaft.
(Bon N. 2B erni Id. Wiltpaifee. 93is.)
Glles ~ ieiner 8eit.

3eHt seitig ideint ii4 bas Trihiabr
beuer einitslen ~ irolen. Sest. @uoc
Mdrs, fino SAnse unb Sis bsreits Der.
idtpanoen, uno felt MoAen babea mir
parlnen GoanenIAsin uab mlloe NdAte.
Mander Mnfanser tDnnte fiG in Dem
@lau5en ai, Den u,si'taen an,sritoniider
Sritlias" ~ Ssloarbeiten Ssrlsiten lai
fen, Die i9m tpisbel lsio tuerhsn tDanten
bcun Dor taltem @stter, ia nIsleiH.
5Aneenebsn, ftnb MIR boz Mpril bier
our9aus nitht fiber. &an barf fid ba:
Der biira iolhe %abaorsss Biterunassr.
ideinunsen nidt IRE flbreu IaHsa.
@i5t es il iett nit Mussans Wintcr
cbusbin Grbeit IL Guile uno 0lae. Dbne
oas man Io!d,e T~sloarbsitsn III Qpsrifi
AZ nebm.n nbte!s Bat, bic faltes a9stteg
nisoer serilDSen I51nte. 8strehtea MIR
sinn,aI iars, mas mir j'st a,lsfabrsn
oiirfsn uno !uas bsfer uo3 unsstbar
t!etht.
Bum Wtlffd5ren Ino hr,sten lit lest
Joe S!uaos reat, uno w,nn Der eelfreuts
Nlaser ben Mder boz BENT Mustyrdeen
i1ast. iif's BON erpbsm Nabsu fic Gle
icn. Yaissr l,no Gultern carf man
tsinen Booen, Der niht gut abastrodast
# isos Sdinieraybsit 1T ourd,aus gu
u:rwerf.n. @rasftee'oaten u5cc Wlu.
tsrgstreioe fDautsn fGon Dorsenpunten
isin oosr ioltsu soA idlsaaisit ftnttfas
Den. S5suneru.issu uaS Nosssn tba=
nen isst 1eiiss rsrcea oasesea lit NIT
Self: uno 0aie: noa st nlrtsa. 81
men, ole large i'll 8ossa lieBsn, ebs tx
f;inssn. J 8. Mccuaben, iOGien idpn
aeldgt isin. bel auoesen lit es uaoor!b:ils
baft, lie eher in Den 8oosu ~ betngen,
bis ei:ier orbent!i3 bnrd5pdrmt 1T
4liO> oIss ~ IsiuI 3sis! Nut w:slr
Die 5oGns ROD 10 psi!adsno Sh,iat, 10
spodea wir COP oeua D.srGi9niltslaui
asc O'nss niht posagsiftr. SSnsu.i9an
nur Giles bybib In G5tano 1,bsu; bic
8<gaibe uaaishen nno ldagfen, oie &C.
idirrs res9riegca, b1s Sa1tgat belHaf:
fer un9 prifen, sinen WisiblAaitsplan
ieii|ebeu uro Glle eutsa 0soanfen> tpsl3e
ua8 sDd9Geno DIR Gorarbe;ten fomnsn,
III p1pier bt!nasu. o1nit fie uns sur
3sis oes Bsoa lii1es aih a~e8snude.is
fiao uno b1s 8srseHm oieiee uno isnsr
8!siaissat wesFdat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18
Das BeteGtaIfieber Der
Dferbe.

2iirsltA ersiblte Mir Elm 8sfd1nter,
5e6 1T eIuem Der eroBsn Wferba1taGs 1t,
ben Stod Yaro5 IL Stud pferoe an
eiuer RranEbsit bsreabet ieien, bon ips[,
der bse EpierdrBte, ia iosar geipifIs. fh
vYrufs1Ior" nennenoe 0ergen, tsinerlei
&snntni6 habsn. 3ufd1is tpuroe iA
nun biefsr Sage 3a einein inpcrtir.en,
ruunoeri45nen O,Se,butser 0eneit ee,
rufsu, weldsr in ben God Dafos ur,
t~erssbracbt i,uO bafslbt unbeoentu9 ar,
ftaat 1T. 8et b:eisr @sleseabsit tis,i
id nn'r.se nah zen On Ger uubesasn,i
fein %ioIsnoen &ranfseit leioenoen Bier.
ben. Gs tourSe mir e,n pf,ro rcrac.
ii6st, pelds8 ertranft lit. SD inter.
lultte es gan; genau isne fano aus. taf
oas Saier am 0stetbiaifisbsr. ertrant,
lei. Bie insn mir iasts, lD1sn Oil oel
e(eiden arant9si. id,Da r~sriaiebent
BfslDe asfalgn fsitl, p5 BEN 70 it, MAJ
oahingeitellt bieiben ; ift es a5er 10, carr
III es mir ailfaQsno, Daft 10 gslebrt ieir
wcasnSe uWrofehoren" ~ niat bataaj
getommea ieiu iDlen, ipcra,t Die DfesSe
Iutsn! SD mill nun cine gertaiis Sc:
IAgeibuHg bteisr aGeroir9s iebr esfdbr.
liden Seantaeit 81 lisfern peiiuben.
Sn dItsrsn 3eitea nannte man bas
pstsaiaIfeber fatstpss uTbp5us ODER
5aulfisbes". Bor ,1ebr als 40 .yabren
a6sr leste v6ering Der MItme;fer" be.
S%santtet mad ibrem tpi1tisfen Gpx,p.
tome, ben Observation-Disclosures, ben
Nauien ugetediaIFsber" Bet bob isbod
idcn bau.als auso,iidt9 beybDr, baE
Detsaisn auf Ghleimbdutsn aud IN.
abedn9!s bonn Ysteaialie5er rein ipmp.
tcmaiii@, 3. 9. bsi Druie bortommen
f6anen.
Ntit nnred. lit bns peteaia!feber
lange 3eit In Deuti4lano als cine Mlils-
b~ranbfcrm angeieben tuuroen. Stun sur
Sauptiade!
Dns getehinlfieber if cine acut pers
laufenbs Snieeiionstranthet; fe 1T
darotteriirt burd ;ablreide 9Intberbe
Bdedienl, ramentlia in Der Qaut. auf
SdleimbdutenL fDuie IN inneren Orga=
nen NIT na4fclgenber ent;inblid =ooenlas
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18

G;eaer bic lb!e ange,uobnJeit beg
@umtauens bon isi.sn 10 pieter
lan9er Mtioden uno Sraum trstsn nun
ouh bic IaScndr3ts auf uno bebaupten,
es i&aee cen Naaeu. Wir IolIen bic
RidtieteIt hieisr Nstaaptuna oasinge.
itsnt iei1, bsnu pifen eelast, fie
ldeint uns Elm bistber weit bersetoIt -
nber nas tpirD ur8 H!smdno abifysiten,
Das bag ioitudbrenoe Rauen Die aau-
musteln, MunoplnfeI uno Qippen iii.
nottrlih eftu'dalt, unS cas- cntIid,
.,eine hdtl!d,s Muno. u1o 8angeabit.
burg bas Gseebn!B eieisr iib!en Anse.
u'cbnheit fsiu mus Iber nidt olein
UNI bss ubdBliden Munoes" miller,
ioate js6es prbentlihc jln9e Mded, n
cor bieisr iiblen @rse!pobnseit 3urUd.
iGrcGen, iDnoern audi besnsgsn, neil
ale n~iehrisen. pertona,enen graucy
e,eier lblen Gnaswobassit fl55nen. Sin
orbsntlid'es Mdomea, wsIde8 Gum
tuHt, iebt fib gar Ieiht Der @efabr aug,
osnfelten 3usereAnet az tperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18
Bur I.

8ann e5 out in, aIsemeinsn fiN ben
2an9wit:b ,uedmSbis egihetat, ben Sa-
met fsIbGt ,u prooacisrsn, 10 i5nne,1 bod
Serbdllni1, einire;eH, In !psId3sn Elm
SamenpsfbIel po:t6silbaft Doer icgay
getoten etfHe:nt. SIN aagemeiuea IL
Gin 0cG|eL bss Sa,nens cpu9eilbost,
isis es fid) Tim Ginflbrlns elmer beIe:
ren S0rle blunelt cosr Der einbsimil1
Soinan ausssartet it. Sieisr SAT- irit!
Gin, tuenn TN 2aufs Der 8eit bic Der
5prte anbaitsnean ipeciftihen Gtsens
tsnm!ihtsi.en, tsslsbangsweils G;sen.
ihaflen our9 tie Gulu:r peflcren se9an:
gen iino. Qierbei 1T 81. bsadteu, bab bas
Saatsut Gus @seenoen be;oyen miro, Die
IN issen Gigsnibamli4s.iteu nidt we.
leNt!ia bon Den ~unIerige, a5peiaen.
Die @ntar.ung Des ein5efasrssn ga rens
miro III oIsisn Safe niAt 10 Isidt erfol=
gen.
Durb Samsnmeh1sl 1T raan fsrues
i'm Staaos, unsrdutec Los su ipsroen,
oeren Samen fiji aus Gem ielbif sssose-
nan SetrsiSe mir i4per sntiernea laisn.
@5enIo fam man fih onrh SamsnpeM
lei 9egc,, mande &ranf9eitsn Der 0Hms
gen icbdben, uam:n.id sessn Den 8ranb
DEG 8ei5sns uno 6afers. ST aas fsIbif.
9sspsene @etretSc mt 8raao be9aftet, 10
1T Der Samenwsd9isl eiae Rotbtpenoigs
tsit. Mls tpirtlamss 8orbeuauuasmil.
tel segen bisfe arantbeiten bat fA bas
3eisen hss @s:rsioes nit Rnpferoilr;ol
adCerasin bend3rt. Sim eunpiebtsnspers
tptit,n lit Die 9eriieuuns einsr perounn.
ten 8itrioa0Iuns, tpobei ba8 @etrsios
in einen 8pttid segsben un6 bic 2bIuae
osrast 3ugsiest piro, oaB bieielbs etpa
nod cine 9aao bod User benz 5aatgut;
itsbt, rOeid,ss osr Giauirtune bsrisIbeu
a,tnoeitens 2 Stsnosn ausseiest heibt.
&ae Dbennaf fhm;mmenosn -&5rnsr,
%suotunter fid aud ole etpa branoiranse;'
beiinoen, fino porfiA!ts abmidbpfsn.
8si Der bier uuo bort lbli1en Ms.poot
oss nsbe-oisbens oes Saatgetrsioes raii
eiuer msbr eoncsntrisrien 26Eung lisg'
ole 8sfabr 81 nabs, osB n,aueps 8Drner
iid Der Giuwirtuus Der 8si;e ent3ister
lsno 10 Die Interchangeable nidt beiss
tiJt miro.
8ie be Saat, 10 Die grnte, fast oas
Spridport, irnb saplrsihe 8eriube ia:
ben bic Wabrbeit bieiss Sases beidtist
g8is tusuis laBt fid ieScdy BET 2ano.
wirtb poi, bieIen @orts, lpeides 10 Of
ssbraud,t miro, teiiinrnen, Bel Der 8cr.
bersitans unb Guswaal bes Saeigutss
nit Der sr5btsr Borftht ppr8ugetcn
8eiisr III es int aagsmeinen nuf ben
6sbiete Der G9ier3u9t bsitslIt, no OF
3udtthisrs NIT Der pstniihiten Sprs.
fllt e~assetpd5It tpercsn. Der g.foIr
ssist bisr aud, baB Der einssiAlagsni
Wes Der rstte III, inocm Die aufgepen
oete Dslbs reidI:d be[obnt miro! Mar
ge1s eb.nio init oerIclben SprQfolt Be-
Dec grsi. buag Der pfllu;en Su @srts,
uito fis rpsrhsa enc aufmsrilame 3uhi
e6enio lohnsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18
Sie aaninden3u1 t.

Gin 2sisr aus M;higarL Der eit gro
fee Sseunb bon Geninher5rnten u, 1ai
nit Der 3ud,t bieier Gbiere in ben Ietten
Satrsn nngIud gebabt urto winiai
8elshruna iiter SieIen 3ueis BET gbIer=
aitbt. Manher alte gaiisr triro oas
aap;tel tuObI lddelnb l5sridlager. bod
Die Susenb, trslde fih ia ger,ae mil ois=
fen iammstwsiden. uisoliden Tbierdsn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18

Ser 6 a bon ausaeprestsn @ad.
kolberteeren lit Elm ireiHiGes Mitlel our
g~eibrSeruaa Ger usinabipnoerung Bel
Sinoern. @tan sebs 2-3 GbselSHsI
pcn tdslid. Mit WaRer uno 3ader
ueriett, wirb es bon ben Girtosrn germ
genDmmen. Son setrudaete, Bssren
mode man einsn Tbee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18
eltsrn, bic | 6

Glterr, bic | h 10 a@Ii6eRinber
CUR Sdule idiGsn, rataen tpir, be! Re=
gen. unb Gdmusne!t.r Den Ginbern
eli, paar u@riraidu9e unb Striimpie"
nit In Die Sehuitaide az iisGsn. bamit
re tpcdieIn f5unen unb ritat mi. nanen
TIB III Der Sdule iisen mliien.
asbrer ioltea bteragf aud &tdH5i
neamsn. Sfpdsne, hpari,s sSibe fiso
Gin 0aupsfaetor que Gt6lltuns Der See
iusbbsit.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

Windows can be cleaned in winter
and the frost entirely removed BY using
a gill Of alcohol to a pint Of hot water.
Clean quickly and rub dry with q warm
channels skin.
An old and reliable English cook
book gives the following recipe rs an
oil-cloth restorer: Melt one-half OF an
ounce OF beeswax in n saucer o. turpen-
tine. Rub the surface all over with 1t
and rub in with a dry cloth.
Telegraph wire of galvanized iron Is
much better TO hang clothes on in
winter than rope. as the clothes will
not freeze TO it. Have it hung up by .
line-man and it will never ''give." no
matter what the weather may be.
For chappcd hands. make camphor-
ice OF one and One-half ounces OF sper-
maceti tallow. four t~caspOOnfuls OF oil
OF sweet almonds and three-fOurths of
an ounce OF gum-camphor ~pulverizcd
fine. Put on back of stove until dis
solved. stirring constantly. using just
enough heat to melt the ingredients
together.
Laundry polish for shirts. collars
and cuffs. ETC.. is made in the follow
ing manner Dissolve on a slow fro
one ounce OF white wax and two
ounces of spermaceti with one largo
tablespoonful Of salt. Turn into wet
cup to cool. Make boiled starch as
usual. cooking slowly for twenty
minutes. and for every tablespoonful
OF dry starch used put in a lump OF the
preparation the size OF a cherry. Use
no cold starch and do not sprinkle.
When the starchcd pieces arc dried.
lay them in a wet towel for two hours.
and with a rough pOlishing-irOn bring
out the gloss.-Mrs. W. II. Maher. in
Good Housekeeping.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

per cent or growth in The enrollmen.
OF the public schools b. as been eight
The Advance.
The Me.hodists Of Lrmpkin. ia.
have "a new church bell. The old one
being cracked and worn out. It's time
the old bell had d rest. for i, was CAS-;
in 1900. ant hes IL it, time summoned
10 worship maI o. varying crocds in
the Sctheriant: Portugal. Spain and
America
-Fcw perso as have any idea OF the
changes whicli are going on in the
older portion sofwha, used 10 be called
1.-The West" We have heard oil one
church in illinois which was almost
entirely ira Implanted from the central
part OF the State 10 Kansas. minister
and peoph: going along 20 the new
neighbOrhoOd-- Chicago Standard.
THE Mary J. Drexel Home and
Philadelphia Mo,her-House o: Deacon
esses." which has been in course of
construction during the pas, two years,
was lately dedicated. For tho present
only that part of the home will DO oc-
cupied which i, to be devoted to the
training OF the dcaconesses. and is in.
tended to form their permanent home
o. - mOther-hOuse."
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25
a MATTER OF BUSINESS

Wasaane lwvststions That Were All Good
for Something.
Missviry;e dc Shrewd (who is discov-
cred seated at her davenport address
ing square envelopes on
tanning invitations TO her welding)-
We must be careful TO whom We send
invitations. mamma, dear. But OF
course We will invite the Baxters.
Mrs de Shrewd-Certainiy. my dear.
They arc good for at least a case Of
solid silver cutlery. il not something in
diamonds. Mrs. Baxter was always
fond Of you"
Yes. l know. And what about the
Bellevilles?"
Il really don't know. They didn't
give any thing but a pie-knife when
Leuretta Brace was married. and I've
IN idea it was one of the half-dOzen
their daughter Belle had when she was
married. Well not count them in just
yet"
.'Of course we'll have the Brintons.
They've As good as promised me some
thing splendid in Dresden china Then,
there's the Peytons; I detest the whole
tribe of them. But they always give
solid silver. 70 they must be invited.
Certainly; and the Macklires."
"Oh. they'll bring something splen-
did in bric-a-bric. They're in the
business, you know. ] wonder if the
Do Cracy's would bring any thing
worth having?"
81 really don't know. They might
They gave superb cut-glass ut the
Bennett-iracc wedding last month,
and I raved over it. thinking they
might take the hint if We sent them
cards TO your wedding. l believe I'd
risk It."
They'll hardly have the face not
TO bring something decent when
there's six of them. ! don't know
what to do about the Ridlcy's. They
actually gave Marian Lcyster plated
ware and"
They'd be very likely to do the
same with you. I wouldn't run the
rlsk. Invite the LAayIons instead.
They'll be sure 10 bring something
worth having"
II do wonder If there's any hope
Of getting diamonds from the Rev
enels. And what do you suppose the
Drcightons will bring:''
"Well, l hope they'll have the
decency to bring something better
than the etching they gave Marian
Leyster."
II should hope 50. Well. I've ad-
dressed one hundred and fifty invita-
lions now, and ] believe they're all
good for something. unless it is the
Greyvilles and the Smyths, and we
can drop them If We finally conclude
they're not likely TO send any thing"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25
Campanini's Queer Failing.

Campanini, the once wOrld-wor-
SHIPPED tenor. is nev comfortable UNI
less he has something to chew. Meet
him where you will. and. if he is not
singing. his mouth is sure to be filed
with some chewing material. Rumor
has it that to this Illuminating habit
the untimely loss Of his voice is large
~ due. Denied tobacco in every form.
he has to levy on drugs. herbs and
groceries, and will never pass a bag
OF coffee or a box Of dried fruits or a
stock of sweet roots without purchas-
ing or plundering IA mouthful. Dur
ing his last operate season he rcsOrted
to pruncs, which he carried about in
his vest pocket Money and fruit oc-
cupied the same pocket. and it was
not an unusual thing for the tenor to
take out a banknOtc to pay for some
purchase and have the shopkeeper
pick of the dried berries or little balls
OF sugar before the identity OF tho
bill could be determined. His vito
always travelled with him. occupying
tho same dressing room in the theater
and assisting in changing his costumes.
His s~ugar-cOated. syrup-lined pockets
the bane of her existence, and
she was continually wiping them out
with benzine or alcohol. When her
husband sang in concert she always
put his white gloves on just before
number. and her last words rs she
was leaving the wing were Don't
put your hand in your pocket Pitts
Durgh DISPATCH. |
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25
THIEVES AND BUNCO.MeN.

4 Detective Says They AFRO Not So Clever
~ They Once Were.
"D0 you know New York thieves
arc not any thing like 50 clever as
they used TO be-"
The speaker was one Of Inspector
Byrne's veterans. and there was actu-
ally . touch Of sadness in his voice as
he spoke. as though the decline of
clever rascality was really a bad thing
for the public generally. The re-
porter asked the detective the cause of
this change which seemed 10 affect
him 30.
"Wcll. that's more than I can tell"
was the reply. lit may DC because
8 many Of the leading thieves arc in
jail. or have been scared out OF New
York by the police. and that their
places have been taken by new hands.
1t Is not because there are no thieves.
Tor there arc Just Is many as ever.
AZ soon as n is jailed Or frightened
on another hobs up and takes his
place. But, be it as it may. the whole
gang are . precious lot of ~bunglcrs.
There isn't the talent around now
70 get up another Manhattan Bank af-
lair. Even the bunco and badger"
game men are losing their grip. Take
tho attempt to rob Phil Daily. the gam
bier. That affair was u botch. So was
tho attempted diamond robbery. As |
Tor the attempt to .'bunco'' w. ID.
Aorrissey. the Western miner and
horscman. it was clumsy enough to !
nus some Of tho Old-timc ..bunko"
men to weep. And SO the thing goes.
1t may be that The CROOKS arc down
on their luck. for Hungry Joe." who
used 70 be the cicvercst of the buuco
men. has made more bid breaks lately
u greenhoPn. and is locked ND in
Baltimore as a result.
Tho only clever stealing that has
been done Of late" the detective went
to say. has been done by men who
were not in the regular order of
thieves. and who struck out on a new
line for themselves. These were such
men rs Foster and Bedell. tho LAWYERS.
Hut tho old limo of thieves, Us I have
sad. seem TO DO losing their grip. and
II they keep on there won't be any
credit in getting the best of them, or
IN hunting them" y
And with this the veteran. vino has I
made some very clever captures in his I
turned away with . sish.--N. Y.
Nail and Express |,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

-Iinwa-c is best washed in sod,
q water l. can bc secured with
care. yce II &cps Clean from day TO dav
II seldom need come 10 securing.
Elco PROCESS wears il out quickly.
STUDIES ~ nYSTeRiA.
= xsoo0sse NE Makes to Nervm -
0ssSss Haha Fs.ytAlseA
ttoG CAarcoe tho reaowncd suseia,.
Il q dtaeapes Of the nervous .ystem.
Hsossnsa eome stirling experiments
eosAyetaFtsa subjects in ule cour>e -
Alscenre 6elisered 1t u Salpctriere
AAya1n- Tho lethargic girl is ono Of
Isee Charcots pet subjects. She Ne
naans constantly in che hospital, ana
- special occasions the servant
Demonstrates the wonderfnl powee ~
- Uver her. So sensitive e her tcm-|
that no can u his win thrvv
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25

AnJbody eau eaach a cold is.is si..
OF weather. The 'routle - Z. lei &c
IKE the man sio csusirt tie lea.
We advise our readers 10 purchase 81
Henry Cook = bottle 81 santa Able. the
IAhiornia King If Consumption,
Asss~A-s D:enehi;is Coughs and Csoup
S''1es- ara a.S-~andr. It's ,,es..
ioe 70 the taste and osalh ~ .x
complaint Sold q, cleo si..:.
or ) for e. 81. CALIFORNIA Cs..Rr,r-
xirrs i'nm-di~te relief Th.C~l:ar.sI
v'ras .ils!frlseeG ~ il. heal r..
ala p"ne'fss.H. ~~s Ssse !, :
ssial- Sax G0a:is- st-a..~as
nail o. Ia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25
Somsthing Had Happened

DO you expect . raise OF salary the
h'sto Of the ycsrse" he inquired. as they
odc together on the rear platform o.
tho car.
Mot now"
HAS any thing happened lately to
upset your expcc;a:icns?'
"Ihcrc has HAD my salary Gu,
Gown Tour dollars a week. and wa told
that ! didc't cara malt what 1 was get
onc after that "-De.rstt Free Piss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-25
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

-fhe Chambersburs. Pa. Academy
decises 10 fssive students who use
tobacco.
Japan has C.:ss nac1+estary
schools. with 3.2:i5. 226 pupils end N..
oI6 tachcrs- Attendance is compui.
Sory.
tic ~oncn of the Northern
frcsbytenSS cpwch contributed last
year Tor foreign NisSsSss, $e9s :0l .O3-
a gain over tho previous rear of &&S~
sSL3s; to homo missions. tsaC.OsJ.SS
"A gain Of tS4.
The Catholic missions in Bengal
hss especially prosperous. When they
Sere established in their present form
In lS9. thess VOC then 5000 Catho-
lies among tbs ssSssS i<hsbitanss Of
Calcutta Nov there are .G.0Clt
An Arcade pastor created = se.sar
tion the other day during y sermon.
~ giving out . hymn TO be q By
the chokS 20 4 lively tune. With the r-
mark: 'PeshsSs \ may serve to wake
The congregation ~" G$a IL did.
The pupils Of the NervtsA pvsue |
'chools were asked 10 bring . scAoS1 |
y ne y Wednesday before nanksgiv.
iag Zach n sgP,e or = p,aasc. Ten
'.srcis were de- 1llsl and then dis
Eaoussd among he assdy AxAs p.aea
-Armstroog aAll ~ The Inxkeea.
Va, &akW4l School h0 rccealv
conDaefsl i was M, b. the
uAkesee stslasfk ~ srp heeroes.
Aey savtog IL assnbee, &o1tAa Nj,
.eek. and DOING I'll the xcrE a -
On and fniah excep pvsa5ue . sef'
ruuG 4
n CatAalie pasocAIal seAseas e.
- Uolena Sene0 uumhpr 3Aoo vfsh /.
.0foa1nsns q Sll.eoo HpaA Anui
- ~ ont g GsuuSA = 0ek
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