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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24
RArIEO ADS.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYSCHbU
SCHEDULE "a y eET RIcna a1 I j. ''''
OMAN. Daily, tid Richmond and Petersburg
wv railroad. Leaves Petersburg ilH
a. N. daily; arrive Norfolk J."
OMAN DsIiy. psa Richmond and Petersburg
wv railroad Arrive NJ Petersburg 100
An. 80. 3 leaves Petersburg 1910
A. VI for farmyilo, iynchhlfg
Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville, and All
noints south and West. THROUGH
coach TO RADIohD.
-.oop N. Daily. riG Richmond and Petersburg
NV railroad. ArriVes a. icferlug AZ
1E0P. NJ. loayes Pctcrtu-s -iN 2
N daily. arriving Norfolk ll.n =.
VI. THROUOH CAR TO NOR
POLK. o-.,
100 P NJ DAILY va Richmond q, "9 ps, re,e'seasf
5.y1P. ~. connecting with Tram NO.
leaving Petersburg 40 I.o 7. "
Tor Farmtillc. LynChNurg. Roanoke.
pocshonfas Bristol. Knoxville. llat
tanooga and al points south and
ARRIVAL sifEEpTNG CAR ACCOHNsDA-
TIONS.
No. l-sieerinz-car Petersburg - iif.sio.
/ without change. leaving Peter. NNf o'l ar
~ y n Pullman sleeper LJncnilns ~
/ Nomrhls. without change.
NJ pullman sleeper iynchhurF ~ NcN
Orleans. and Roanoke 20 Chatisnoo ga "'l''-i
/ change. ,,.. an, ,ii .., f..,,stIo,
,o, 81 attained al Richmond and Petersburg
f5sifrcad ferot. A. ". Carriers, JUL Van
street. and M the COMPANY 5 cAce' 'i hA't
Main street. W. b. nEvlrE
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES @. EDDY. Vice President
.Gcncral Office Roanoke. ia,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24

SLAUGHTER OF BRAKEMEN.-Ihat 40
brakemeu should be killed every year
i'm the railroad service OF this country
and nose than A. 600 injured. Is neither
c,editable 60 our humanity nor 10 the
shirt of the railway management Inc
adoption of automatic cnuplers aud
brakes ON freight cars would do much
to reduce this slaughter. and the brake
men are justified ia making an appeal
far pfactical legislation on the subject.
Philadelphia Record.
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DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
Al lINES RAILWAY COMPANY.

KicHMoND. Va, september l0. 1889.
ON and after -eptomher l6th triins vii
leave Iwcnfy-siNfh and h streets, on the
electric iiuc. daily IeXceui sunday 40 ofD
4. ~. 1900 ~. and 3.i5 L. NJ. AMI GID J..
81. aud leave seven Pines at Old \. 81, b; ID
a. NJ. BOO g.. 81. and $3.50 4. M.
Uu sundays trains VIII leave ns follows.
1000 4. 81. 100 H.. BOO. 400 and 600 T.
u aud leave seven liuts afJ -. NJ, ltu
\. W.. 100, 300 and 300 J.. VI.
Fare for round Tip, % GEMS.
Children between ana / 2 stars, 10 cents.
UtBEN BURLINGTON,
General Manager.
3 HECILER, JN..
Managing director. auiO-fl
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EORTHwARD.
sDaily. tDaly Except Sunday
rwDppl PLACES

sDaily. fDally (ercent Sunca3h
STOPPING PLACES
Nos. Hand % makes no stops. No. % stops
ON sfCna' at Ctnfralla. No. Is stops only on
sionaI an Chester. icntrdlia and Manchester
Nos. ID and dj stop on signal AZ aii stations
Aoa.o2. 81. l.N.t. 30. IS, ano ~ will stop al al
'tst0Es for raa6enAt rs.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
IN Trims Nos. y and % sleeping cars be
tween New YORK and Tampa Fla. ,yla 5He-
.onvglsl. on Trains Nos. 10. and ~ sitep
p. cars between Washln stDn and Nhstl-s
.0 er Train 40. ~ sleeping cars between
View York and Jacksonville. on Train no;
~ sieoping.caH between washington anu
savannah.
GHN ONLY ALlrRAlL LIMB 10 Nchfoif
rr.vs kRRtVs.
s,.t,-.rI slt0en rirtOlk 100 ~
. Se5moa5. '5i5p@. Eori5If. logl pm,
r.rInlt segnarl. Richmond. u 40 PINE
gorfo,f 80 on. Richmond. 500 On.
These trains also make close Vvuneli.t
or FarcrIlo. iynchhar., end aneN
ne.tofn PORTS and aIl stations on tho Aoff
X. n. sULLY,
Experimental,
6. y. %. MYERS,
General superintendent
81. EgFHsOa. General pass-c agent.
d Haas 1Ianc Manager. 500 n
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P..ri.lsHED by THE TINES COMPANY,
OFFICE: pU1 EAST MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
THE DAILY TlMfs.
CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered In any part Of The city and Man.
chester hy carriers at - GEMS per week.
Persons desiring the TIMES dcnvefed 81
their homes can secure II by postal card -
Quest or order through telephone No. 5fs
when delivery Is irregular immediate com
rIalnt should be made 10 The Office. The adj
,iress may be changed as desired, II caro- be
taken I'm all cases TO mention the old aud
new address.
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TALKED TOO MUCH.--lnere is at least
one GOOD work in which the admins
lranon is engaged. The crusade against
iuopportune exposure Of opinions Is
worthy Ct encouragement. Corporal
Tanner lost his place because he talked
TOO much. and Major Merrill. Of Mas
.achusetts. has sacrificed all chances Of
obtaining Tanners vacated place BE-
cause he relieved his mind too freely to
reporter. The strong man knows
when TO talk and when to keep silence
Many a towering ambition has been
hurled to the ground because lis
founder loved to see his words IN print.
4 propensity to gossip Is dangerous
thing for public man TO indulge
New York World.
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A PERTINENT QUERY The following
remarks m fibrc md IUbrlc of the 2lst
instant appear 10 have been suggest q
bv the recent discussion concerning the
duties on wool. "Thous nds OF good.
honest votes were given for the Repuo-
lean nominees al the last Presidential
election for the sole obj Ct Of giving the
party an opportunity to correct
its own mistakes. VIII The R.
publican party be equal TO lhc
emery. Dcy. and render justice 70 It's
citiz ms for It's past dehnquencies in
the matter Of law materials This re-
minds n. of the wool manufactured
who was led by The Increase Of the wool
dunes in the Allison bill To disclose the
curious fact that he bad voIei for Har-
rlson because be supposed that the Re
publican party intended To cut
down the wool duties at least fifty
percent. If those thousands II voters y
supported ihe Republican party 10 order
AT it might nave an opportunity to
make Jaw materials tree and If they
logged for free raw materials above all
things why did they hot seek their OBJ
jecl directly by voting for the party
that was committed 60 free raw nate
iiais. especially free wool. as shown IN
The Mills bill New York Times.
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Providence vs. ENGlNEFRINc.-Nh-n
the great landslide at Quebec was first
announced It was claimed that the us
aster. by " hich nearly fifty people lost
their lives. was purely the work OF
Providence. 1t now turns out that a
government engineer long ago pre-
dicted this very calamity, but not the
slightest attention W. paid 90 ms warn
ings. II the people living beneath the
overhanging rocks had moved away
when appnsed Of their danger the band
of Providence would have been less APP
parent in the sad result now recorded.
New York World.
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FOR NEW YORE.
s,oamcrs leave Richsaord EVERY tn -
DAY and FRIDAY af v.N. .s
.fe4mor4 leave New York fot LiNN'...i,t
EVERY WEDNESDAY ana 0Atl t'n
So g p. ~, arriving n h'lA A'tt ''.
6,ss,,yo~ s.conf nodarions uuauilaetld.
CABIN fare 10 n .s l.rs VIA JtlN' itf" ss.f
route One udllF mrt-- tnl ltit..I
Round trip tckt-s limited ~ ln.ti -- AM
after date d.. issue. ...t.t.. .t'.'t.'.'''' Il.
sieelaVa with fll-. frnee. tt....'''.
strefHge. without lufilI.ri.' .'''
Cabin fare y.a ll alr-fe 1rN 'N.N ftt 600.
CABIN fsfe va Elchuoldar Petersburg ,...
rctois oaa be- obtained at A. ". oaioe,1
ief main street. Cle.alfasN ere '.D
RIrhusord and Pct. rsIurg dos .il. tII 1T ..A
psnys omces. iHi Asn siiee- and "l"'i
Rockets. t.r..t .,t
lng issued Tor points beyond nt" l.fa
Freight received daIy rlfl huNi Ni
psssengera 'eat ..,..,.i., ,. 81
DAY5.It EeDA ..h BIN Fl" d
DAYS. alI rAfI hDAla by f'.
e. OHIO ra'l Yaf ia NeHltf
ana 3p.u Us Richmond ana Iel.I
r1af l.,ie uAfI af a. Alb AM. Hl.l .tt
t.oi 81 NcKtOI. W--l afeA- f' l-tf."t
1"' iGe0RGF w.ALLEN E CO., Asent'.
no. llIl $3.50 e. .Nt'. A'h
ayI9-tf C1mUaags Wharf. HoeAet'
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CJA'
PAhf'e
JAMES RIVER LINE rVh ANN
OLDpOlnr, NONfOLh. fOHi fli 49,
NEW PORT news. "a ht ID" Do
AND JAMES RIVER LAND
.sp ONLY biKfCT R0lIE wITHOCs
TRANaFEA OR CHANCE uf
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS;
AtOLD POINT. NORFOLK. closely w.i.e
line. rDf Ht..ImurH. fuiIatt pllA, tNi NJ
ork same -iterlooli ai'9. Ht N''
Eastern Norf Carolina at.4 iit I'"..'-
ANEW PORT NEhc tcf h4il tpi'
And IN CLARENONT VITA tnc Atannc
/ Dauyillo railroad Tor Nafer.f. h''.si'.i' --
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE
JAMES RIVER hY DAYLIGHT
GREAT lOUh iSI Us r. ....
JANEsTDN DUTCH 0tf. Ar1 hN
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST kHL lf. ........nc
RATES LESS THAN HALL CHA ~ 30
RAlLLitta.
FIhst-CLAos 81 a vs.
TIE ola SAINT and $50 airh-tf
ARIEL
carrying United states hill,
CAfrAts Dhln.
leaves hlamorl t.fl ...v
/ MONDAY. WEDh ltlt B, ar,
AT An. lSlkttl ,Alf
FULL TIME tor above l.nt- ~
ing al Norfolk about I.t f.'A
fhc steamer Hassa norfolk. lI-
Newport News on alternate l-y.i ..'e ~
/ Richmond about $50 l.ul. ..r
Through tickets to above naA' A..
ss,e on steamer ana AZ Daiitf p.
100 MAN street nagsfgc shi
STATE ROOMS kStANtn f.h NA'
or Al1HL
FREIGHT ,...
Frci.ht received daily Tor neril.A. ~
mouth. SmitntcIc. hamNion. vII i.i.'' ~.
eriy and tifA sfOrd. ~. To .le.int'-'
Ncwberre. Washington, tnI tefNN.'
All stations on Atiulc a. iAnf.i'
-ealoarl i kOanCka railroad, BOZ
en- railroad. and Eastern Nofii
generally also. sor t.ssern -a.f, Z. .r.f
AID All regular lAnd.rts on .l- ,s a
Al LOW Ear hAItS. elc THROUGH '
sued. ..,... 49,, ID, ..t...f
Nc. lllI NAr street rro nNt 81. =,
InrL1 w -L.LaL--. 40 ~ - ~ =.
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AIRLINE.

piedmont AIRLINE.
sIcgNoND & DANylLLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST hoDl. I'D
THE SOC IH.
Pullman sLEFpERs or ALL MIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE lN Ifffcf AUGUST is l,s'
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ruNNNiiNN ll~ ltiithi l"'i l'i"l'''' i'"i'
cham Doe cannot again rally.
According 90 London Truth. ihe queen
HAS been excited DIS report which hats
reached her from Germany thai the Dukc OF
Ed.nur- hl. been cNerms himself To- fam
The flames of his uncle, Indignation in
condemn.ne the marriage Of Prince
Louise with tAc Duke of Fife The
Duke has. therefore. been summoned io Bal
moral lN m imperative command. in order
that Doe ma, explain how he has come 90
forget himself -o strangely a- fo presume 90
censurc marriage with which the Queen
herself is perfectly satisfied anal, whatever
his private sentiments may DE- he VIII have
at least io appear raconc.led 90 ihc new com
ncciion before DE leaves the royal presence.
PRINCE OJnDEOFr kou.AkOfr. who
has been appointed %, the car as Governor
of the Caucasus. j. said TO he without eX-
ceniion the clc,ors-i member of the Russian
Diplomatic service. Whenever there ha,
been a war or am annexation during the
past twenty year, the Prince has always
been found on the .cence previous Ia the
outbreak Of the crisis. I'm the Balkans. as
well us in Asia Minor and rurkestan
DC has invariably heralded the coming
storm. until 40 last be- has come
"a Dee regarded as the stormy petrol OF
Russian poliiics. Unlike Count >chonya-
Ion. be- affect, 90 be- an ardent Pan-slasist
and Processes hatred Of everything Ger
man. lie j, "a general of cavalry. IN aid
dc-camp general Of the Car and a member
OF the Council of the Empire. lie is very
tail. wears gold-r'mmcd spectncles and has
the reputation Of possessing the most sharp
and sarcastic wit In The Russian Empire.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-01

Sbnen unb ben Sbriser Sssen brin:
gen."
Derenborff BOB ben Robt fab BEN
Yater nit oantsrIlQtem Slid In bic
Mugen unb briidte ibm tportlps Die
6anb
Sn bieier Stunbe tebrte bas Wers
trauen gu Soft unb Der @laube at, bic
l3utunit in feline Seele 3uriid. ST beeanu
su e~eiunben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-01

S6m mars, als Tel ct babeim in Der
Oorftirbe, Die gum pdterlihsn @ut ee.
bbste. Der SGulm.itsr ipielte zines
Ger Boripiele, Die Ger 8ater 10 iebr
lisbte. Sc war t~albountsl in bern al.
ten &irbIein ; Der gfarrer Bate idon
Die Sanasl beitiesen, a6er er batete lia
tpdbgeno oes OrseLlpis[s, bas iebt pie
Elm Sturm braufte uno oann in Elm
lanltes Samsideln iibersins. St fdlief
balb uno CAB td einem iiBen Nidt.
oenfsn, einsm trdSen @eflbl bon @obls
iein BIN.
DsrenoOsff fina an, nit eiaiesr gers
numbering lid oeHen bstpust su tpers
ben. Das fonnte bod nidt 0irtlidfeit
ietn! Ibitdtlid bielt ec bic Muaen aes
i9luhen uno iudte bsn Eroum fsftsu=
balten. NaturgemdB batte oieie Wiaens=
anftrengurs aber ben entseseneefebten
grFolg fe flbrts ieinsn @eif ,ur
@irtli@teit surad, rpmit bic ganse Sroa
lOlt9tett 1etner Gage ihnt sum 8epubt.
TEN TAM. zines nur mar ionoerban
oas Orgelipisl tonte gang beutli6 fort.
9tit einem tiefen SeufSer 0faet. Derert:
ecrf oie Iusen.
@rfaunt iab er iid I'm. St lag In
einem i@0nen, aad europdiider a1t
aursdtsema@ten Set, bon bIGtbenpei.
Sen OfaQborbdnsea umse6en. Durd
oteisloen iab er In Elm freunblides 3im.
r1er NIT Sorhdnsen an ben isenfern,
uno Dor ben Senffern blibten Granger
uno @ranatbdume. Gin &upferfi@ 6el
Sirtinii4sn Maooma fdmiidte BIZ
Manb ieinern Eager seseniiber, lnb an
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-01


St tonnte uno tonnts nifts an=
oeres benton, ais nrlr INNER bieie
Wprte.
@rf ais Die aussIn ibrn um bic
0brsn lanftsn. ais Der 6of iid NIT ben
Seftalten Der ansreifer fiiate, fubr er
aus eisier tranmartisen Gritarrune auf
uno bsfahl Seuer. 3weimal lieBen bic
ansrsifer ii@ 3uridnaen, uno speimal
tsbrter he tpieoer. Gnolid geIana es
ibnen, bic 9aastbire ;l settriimnerr ,uns
ein3ubrtnsen.
Da besab iid ettpas unertpartetes.
Gin bellies ainberfimmden ibert5nte
pl6sii4 bas @sprafel ber Slam.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-01

@raf @uitan BON &ebnaub fetrte
gang rrhig, als Oh gar nidts porsefaIs
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(S9luB fDlgt.)
0frbarn Gh,
Hotel and Saloon.

Jebeu Bcrulittas tpirb BON 6 bic IL nh elm fetuer
Barmereun@ ierpfrt. ~
IA ct. Beter Str. . ct. ganI. @fur.
Rebeu BEN gaarttpIGs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29

1t u q pleasure 10 BE- able vhen or i.
looking for clothing or other goods car
risd By the old established firm OF c.
Wiener 20 enter his store. You viii end
that he carries ~ large q stock ~ mos:
hoosss do in Lincoln or Omaha, and hi.
stors would be . credit 70 either city. II
must - that no has treated his customers
vs,l, and expects . liberal patronage 'c
i,dses him to keep up such An establish
st inms Our midst. You may always e1-
n.et honsss treatment Of his store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29

army Of Benedicts.
Ladies extra large size jerseys 8
Mr.. Nevhouse's.
The mother shirt waist can on DC
found at the Golden Essle.
All kinds Of riek.raci and nos .ty
bra,ds At Mrs. N~evhouse's.
Mrs: I. c. Hacker is home from
her visit in the east part Of the state.
, The Amboy Milling Co, will open
. feed store in Morhart's building IN
. few days.
The latest styles in jerseys just re
ceived from New York city q, Mrs.
Newhouse's.
Mrs. Geo. ". Ball, Of Akron, is in
the city, and is the CUES: Of her els
ter, Mrs. T. c. Hacker.
Hamburgs. embroideIies. laees,
white trimmings, white fannsls, white
goods a. Mrs. Newhosse's.
We vii MORE than MEET all quoted
prices By any house in the state, go says
@. Wiener, leader in Low prices.
Mrs. Bosley. who has been visiting
With Mrs A l.. Funk. leaves SAtur-
day for her homo in McCOOk.
The Norton Electric Light Com
paay 'bus.ed" the other day, and nov
that town lie in the dark. Sorry.
The latest styles in ladies dres'
trimmings, dress shields, offenders
stays, &c., &c., At Mrs. Nswhouse's
Compare our stock in size and
prices with other self styled clothiers
&. WIENER.
Rev. A. j. Hawley was in the city
this week. The Elder looks Is robus,
- yer and is always in q happy con
dition.
The Denver National Bank ha.
~replsvisd the -four held BY the sheriff
recently taken from the Red Cloud
Milling Company.
e. Wiener has . wsrd Of comfort
for people wLo are in need Of cloth
ing, furnishing goods, hats, boots and
shoes. Prices at bed rock.
+. II. Foe, Of Cowles, dropped il
this week and said he could not d.
without the G.. +. w., consequently
he will read the news for the mex
year.
w. H. Hiles, editor Of tho Morton
New Era, was in the city on Tuesday
He has recently lost his wife b,
death. He has the sympathy Of tn
press in his great bereavement.
John Tomlinson returned home las
night from Iowa. He brought HON
four stations as follows: One Cleve
land bay, one imported Clyde, on
standard bred horse and one thorough
bred running horse. All are regis
tered and pedigreed.
John Polpicky, one OF our prom
neot farmers, called Monday ant
made this Great Family Weekly hap
py BY sinner. The esquire is
lucky fellow, and the other day DIRE
Eve dollars worth Of soap from tn
Omahs World as . premium.
Our milliner has arrived to tax
charge Of our millinery depa;tmer
This lady is . 6rst class milliner VII
has been instructed in the latest sprin
styles. BY . lady from Paris, and III
best OF all We are prepared to nal
prices that wall please you
Al Youne's & o d Emporiu
r, Some Of our enterprise ng citizen
, or tho beard Of trade, should see to
at once, that efforts are made to 8
the necessary money raised for Il
solaiers reunion. II Red Cloud
successful thousands Of dollars "
be brought to Red Cloud. The esO
should BE- made At once and With
sood will
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29

The house ~ il On ths buss.
Nobby salts at the Goldsn Eag!.s.
The board Of supervisors meets
next Tuesday.
The city election takes place next
Tuesday, April g.
J. ". Taylor, Of Smith Ceatsr, vss
in the city this week.
The city election next Taasasy bids
fair to be full Of fun.
Whats the mstter with tapping the
TWIN for gss, Of would it be too often
sive?
Mary Allen Of Psvnee City. Neb.,
vss the guest Of VIM. Huffman la.t
week.
Will March 90 out like . lion 10
what tho anxious people want TO
know.
Peter Hill. Of Covlss, left Saturday
night for Cincinnati. Ohio, where he
goes On . visit.
Mrs. A. L. Funk entertained . mum.
Der Of her lady friends BY . tss party
Thursday evening.
See ]. J. Ducker for dry goods and
dress goods. Full line. New goods
arriving every day.
The weekly Hslnst will b printed
hereafter st the Argus e6es isstssd
1t the big 8" outfit.
School will commence next Aendsy
morning.. The children have been
enjoying . week VACATION.
g. ". Dow il putting up . lsrgs
warehouse and 10 preparing 70 do q
large business IN his lise.
Ida Huffman closed . very success
ful term Of school lest Friday il 10
gan, Kan. and will take ono week "
cation.
Go 70 John J. Ducksr after you
spring dress Goods. He keeps tn
finest line in the city. Next 70 Firs'
National bank.
Rev. C. E. Tsgssrt' Of 81 Isnses
Michigan, has arrived in the city sst
will occupy the Congregational pulpit
until farther neties.
Mrs. L. N. Eddy died On Nesds,
morning after sn sxtsaisa illness.
She leaves Q husband and several chill
dren to msurn her demise.
The greatest wonder Of the lstl
century. . carpet exhibitor showing
just how . carpet will look when o.
the floor ct r. v. Tsylsris.
Married On ths 18th ct The Mstho
dist parsonage, BY Rev. Fslksabsrs
Mr. Harry S. Glssseeek and Mis'
Laura A. Davidson, bsth Of Jsvs
eouaty, Kansas.
Mn. Frank Hatch lssvss 0stufds,
for Plain6sld, H., for % sxtssdst
visit among old friends. She vii
also visit before returning 70 this cit!
in New York state.
The jail eostrsstor he's commenced
sxeavsting for the Foundation Of th'
county jail. Sosn veil have . ais'
Jail that will b IN honor = the eeun
~. A court house will esns next.
have Just received . ias line Q
furniture. Some 6ne bed room ct,
csater tables, bsdstssds, -. ca
and get nv prices before bsyiss.
W. L. HAlNBs.
u. Dacksr ssys tSst his sloa
sale last Saturday vss very large, -
the largest sales Of spring vrsps ess
made in he city. John 10 . rustic
, after trade. Next 70 First Nation
Bank.
Persons wishing 70 improve The
aeno,ies OF strsnstAes their pow
Of attention should send - Prsf. La
Isette, 237 Fish ave-, n. T., Tor b
: prospectus past free, - sdvsst'ssd
another column.
The Cole lynehisg AFFAIR which 8
Gently took plses At Guide Rock,
{ liable 70 get the ~psrpstrssers IN
. trouble before many days. The p
ties are known AID viii b nsds
suffer for the crime.
Vote the republican city tick
next Tuesday and have . change
It municipal saain. The sxtssvass
mansss Of ruasiaG he city gsvss
d nest for the lass year or - 10 ride
lous. The lsvs should b ssfose'
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29

~N IN~
pQWD
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. Marvel Of pure
Strength and wholesomeness, more economical
than the ordinary kind and cannot be sold IN
eompeuon with thu muititudes Of Low test short
light alum Or phosphate powders. Sold only
IN cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.
los Wall street. n. Y. Cttv.
Ehe Bed CLOUD GhuE
4. c. 100NER. PFoDs1eees
Published every Friday morning ffo0 the one
In the Moon Block. Red Cloud. Neb.
Farm Leans.
Interest from 6 to 10 per cent.
Time from l TO years. Call and
investigate. g. W. barker
SPLINTERS
n>sA>~>A ~ ~, rAa.1 n>~nvrDp. q
And Aboas the CITY and County.
Wiener the clothier and tailor.
Mems wool hats, G5cts at Wisners.
. Wiener the leader Of lowest prices.
Elegant line of neck wear at Wien.
ere.
J. H. Smith was IN the city this
week.
Will Smith Was in Red Cloud this
week.
Latest style Of hats and caps ct C.
Wiener.
Oysters at Ernst Welsch's. Best
brands kept.
Best pillow shoes at c. Wiener's ct
lowest prices.
Mems butt.a shoes at $1.25 ct the
Golden Eagle.
The Golden Eagle Tailor Depart
nsnt 10 hourishing.
c. L. Getting is papering his store.
Vissohsr is the handsome artist
Sleeper Bros regular days for grind
ing are Wednesdays and Saturday.
Wiener will show you special bar
gains such - no other house can offer
you.
Mems WOOL jean pants at 81 worth
q and warranted not to rip At c.
Wienes's.
See W. L. Haines for furniture b..
Keeps all kinds. Henry Cooks old
drug store.
Mems jean pants, warranted not ID
rip for 80 cts worth $3.50 at chi
Golden Eagle clothing store.
Don't forget to go to W. L. Haine'
when you want furniture. He keep
. fine line.
W. G. Smiths dwelling is abeu
under cover, Vim Williams ID doinl
the work.
Children's waists for Is cts AM
pants At % cts at tho Golden Easl
clothing store, c. Wiener, Prop.
Elder Garner, the Christian minis
ter, 10 again in Red Cloud. and
holding meetings At the Presbytsria
church.
Mr.. Chspline and family are sbeu
moving to Denver, where Mr.. G. ha
gone into business. TIE CBIE1 wisl
20 him success.
When in Red Cloud call At th
furniture store Of F. V. Taylor, opp
site the F. n. bank, and pick you o.
. 6ns kitchen or parlor suit.
Full line Of womens, misses "a
ehildrsn's shoes just received ct Il
Golden Eagle clothing sters- Prize
ss Low - the lowest. c. Wiener.
Go 70 ". L. Haines for furnitur
! He has very 6ne line Of upholster'
: good. just arrived. Repairing Of ,
kinds done On short notice. West
G Holland House.
Q Rev. A. ". Snyder has resign
9 the p~a.torate Of the Baptist church
columbus and will so to Red Clo'
He will preach his farewell serm'
next Sunday .-Omaha Bee.
FL The Red Cloud Milling company,
10 reported, vill commence oPerat.
II H. III. - a.. >.xr - To- 1~,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29

E1tADe Chief.
II eoelossd letter Of definition "a
haadsd n fos Pa~sasess'oa, - ny paper
= ct for TIN vsak and the time for bold
tne sisy S1setioa u % doss q had vin
yoa kindly pahlish in your Pspe' AID
greatly obliSe. Yours
TsoMAsJ. wAAp-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29
Red Coe5. Marco 80

Red NsOES- 18st. 49,
T. J. Ward. Esq.
Dear Sa:-wnIs | fsly A~Ppsscas.s
tie homo. OF being nominated By iSs tau
evs Of Last Wednesday sveoins for he Of
ao OF councilman from the IL: yard
cannot eoossssssty accept. NJ ksdt
y Tie ehoses Of the rsu:esa sisnes: AID
I vss oes 10 bring him before 'ae esscss ci
Tuesday svseiaS- Please eons:as: iA-'
- final Yosn. H Il EAs.xxoAI-