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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

AeSA ShOeS SS
The board Of supervisors me: n
per adjournment
On motion Of J. L. Frame the jail
site was located on the northess'
quarter 0! the court house square, the
Jail building +, face cast
The jail committee made the fol-
lowing report:
We, your committee do report the
contrae. with the Psaley Jail Co,
to committee Of the Whole for it,
action. A. n. KALEY.
NJ. W. Dickinson.
". II. BARcUs. Com
l.. D. TAoXAs.
G.. P. CArHKR-
The plans and specifications pres
ensed by the Pauley Jail Co. adopted
and the contract entered into with
tia, company approved BY the fol
lowing vote:
Yeas. McCallum, Barcus, Groves,
Laird, Martin. Thomas. Wilder, Hum
mel. D."ker-on, Haley, CARRIER, Frame,
Fish, Wells, Jones and Heston.
Nays. Gather.
On motion the chairman Va:
authorized to sign the contract with
the Pauley Jail Go. for the county,
the same to be attested By the sigma
,ure and seal Of the county clerk.
The following claims wee allowed
and warrants ordered drawn OF the
general fund Of 1888:
Jack Hathaway. witness fees ss7'
I raiders Iuml'-r 60, c.al 81 g
J 4. Warnrr, fees 80
The claim os j. s. Gillian for $lOt
was laid over until next meeting.
The official bond Of T.. II. Steeney
as road suPervisos ct district 30 va
approved.
The county treasurer Was requested
to correspond With B. 4 NJ. railroad
company in regard to their lands q
Guide Rock and Red Cloud which
were sold for taxes and request TIT
company to send him . plat Of sai'
land showing what part Of it lays ii
their right Of way, and send none.
to redeem the balance.
The following claims were allowe'
and warrants ordered issued on tn
county general fund for 1857.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

r., more Railroads. and nov Mr.. I'd
isor. not wishing "a ,oot the hcss Of
advevtiseDcat, q: the expense oil
ne,ghbor gensienss editor, ss gill
Just .sy tia, Smith Center has raised
and shock the sleeping dust oa Of he
mantle. asd 10 no more the saith
Cen,-~ e the past. -i.A three Bres
B'ces completed this last fa'i sub
vinse:. and J. Bars Baak Baiiding
e,e 81 the 6assi ssd cossl,ess bald
,nrs 8. ,ess. v,!l be resdy 10 ssv
da,. ACRE TO receive ii. 6nish'sz
side work, With .. sns body OF *
s,eulszrL land .usssusdiss the tors
We predict . great fsssrs 10 the
vsy q e~ssssrr.c fer the capital -
smiti Csaier. The Rock islasd rail
rosd eosapsay has II. is'zs asd een
noiios. sos.i. runssrz srzs class ssyss
asd ,xo daily rarssasef trains sisA
.Sse coach esr. - i. made u The World.
ssd . psospses Of xsssasx sss oSss
niiros4s. WY - The eessss 30 go
,sev elosk. he sess sssas So
sssesd 70 ssse 10 he Wy Il 10 ii.
Ssssss ksaseAss u bssioSa- III
sgvs 10 Jsss go bi~ss.d sisA . vsssssy
ssos called tAs salusiss Arsy. -
/. sSeA 10y ~ aisAA,y svisgss
iv,sd oshe kssel asvs hsosA, ed q
s>s . sss sissses jsop - esssss
sAss tAsy ns sssa. ~ Aisk thss
10 sasa0. 49, ossSAb . oagsstl
shs,y ssssiss sA0 sapsssss 81
.vsy, q - = ~ Hsay 0AsA -
rVoss ~ hsa h0aDyt0sl
sthA . ~ p,iaisai ~ - -
. sAisa 49, ~ ~
- len ed ssssiossy ~ tAs SssiSssa
\, apsseiA nsJ. die psssa& 80
06Q - ssiU sAa1 - - -
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01
How IL Il.

Ne noticed the other day in one Of
the city papers that IA lnavale farmer
made $3.50 clear On a capital OF $500
stating at the same time that he kHe"
a firm in Red Cloud that was doing a
bushes. on a capital Of $4,000 tina;
would like to make money that fast
Now then. We know a firm near Red
Cloud that has been he-cabouts f.,
ten years 6. least, locating with
reported capital Of $40, 600. aud toda,
are reported to be worth $4,000 by
mercantile agency. Nov then. i
seems wonderful that such a lary'
amouns o. money could have been &c
cumulated in such 4 short period @.
of SO small a capital, in 4 new couutr,
and the question naturally arises
when one stops to ponder over ii
enornity Of the pile, where did u
pro6ta come from, il nos % Of Ii
farmer. It certainly beats Ave p
cent . month. TUE CHEF is alvsl
, pleased % sec farneu make noHs
and prosper, for theirs 10 generally
hard rev 70 hoe, but then when . ~
tries 70 make yoa believe thss be
not making anything Of u yes. q
} sill e.. make $500 oG Of So.
~ alleged in Ten yesrs ..,. !. -,
doubling to. verbally d the sta
ne.... Or BIS aethoas must Aavr Be
: doubtful.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

bili,y Of character. and esar'ag n
such person that is seen in no other.
What community, in this or any
other laad, has stood out in history.
grand, colossal, mighty in Intellectual
character aud influence, that has not
been distinguished for the reverens,
puhlics worship Of God The sabbath
day a aroand-.he people asssm'
bi.--,hc wcrd Of God lies open the
pulpi.-,he minister takes his place
and the sssvice Of pra,sr-,he read
ing and espousdise Of shs He'll
| Sc.ipsu.e-ssd The singing Of praise
| By the whole a.seHb ly, led By aehoir
With inss.unesss Of music, begisA
And this service 10 Of div'se -
poiasnsss, for she good Of nea, "
r.pderisg suitable homage OF Hia
Who j. u. Father d Us Gil. Az
will yna seilos citizen. say ~ the Puf
lie hy yoar cosstaa, sbsesee, Il fe'
n. iseiis.sisa tsvssi this duty:
Aav. . pesssivs dis,'te q u ssa f'ra
li.,s The whole tAiag". Il - sue
.. sssis.ds sss.sa he psh'is vonA'
al Gsl - svfIl - aG1iass Hin
..,a jnes Il ~ tssd 10 ssgsUps q
so,s,isy 10 viieA yes i've y pr
, a.eins . yss<sisal ssAsiss sosag u
nc. se''h
! 10 d coSSrycBp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01
Fellev Cisissns q ned CSos1.

Fellow Cisiseos q 0eA CDos1.
Still tsrryiuc among you, l would,
if possible, do something more for
your good and the glory OF my Master,
ere l depart. l feel sn unusual inter
est in this people. Your position at
the gateway Of this beautiful valley
and otLeI circumstances l need not
mention, give you an inauene that
but few citieso Of like population poss-
ess. Sorry l Am tia. your influence
in the past wei surrounding commun-
tiles has no. been better in certain
directions, gathering wisdom from the
mistakes OF the poet, let Us turn to
better and brighter things
Lee, me call your attention 70 the
importancedor eads temporal as we'll
as e;e,uahos the public worship OF
God or the Sabbath, without r. prosch
for your past neglect, Al . community,
Of thi. high privilege and solemn duty.
The worship Of God. Can . ration
al being perform . higher act than
, this? Is there any other which 81
; completely exercising the powers o
both body and soul, and 50 digniae'
and e.sl,s them a. sais does? II
conceive right thoughts OF Go! AM
feel right emotions toward Hin, an
!, q. give then suitable outward express
sss, by voice, by posture Of body IN
b, other faculties Of expression, rr'
.upposes and developed . character Q
the ,obless eulsuss. For brevity.
PASS by individual. family and prsys
meeting worship and speak osly Q
public worship on the Sabbath in Ia
= rr.a, congregation, renarking, ho'
ever, that all worship to be real. vher'
ever and however expressed, must b
~spiri,sal, must be that homage vAis
"a is due 70 God - he sspr.As kir
Ae and - the Father Of 30sPiriss: M
be a aekaov,.saesasss Of bis ng'
~ to rule ~ IL sspssos sst
I-,,.r;sy q his Lao and tAs ~rishssss'ss
ief Ii. kissdeo- ssailsss' q
n. vsrsl . poiss - ssssA~ A'... .
.-fc, vhieh he vhsae bsias q IA
beay, seal, sisd, ressss. 1885, -
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les tAsseAs dhsssa sA'sA-sss'
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ne. spirissal sAaa sssA osrs1ip
Gsal Co ssythise 80 ~ y
ma perfectly the hieAess ssss'sPsos.'
M On. .asare, n mere e&eiesdy ?
s<ss note is. No sesder tAss every Z
and consists. vsrsAipes Il God
Ken thi. o. .ay osAer eeoos.iey So
r~~~-s vsnsa. TAasi .
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01
M~ArRuMexIAL srATIsTIcs.
Rew Facts Gathered From the nee.
erda u webster County q Relation
ThePsl0.

In order to show the relative and
comparative number Of marriages IN
Webster county, our matrimonial edi-
tor, who gives most Of his time to
that branch Of the Great Family
Weekly, took occasion to compile for
The benefit Of our thousands Of read
ers those very interesting statistics.
In his researches he discovered that
the records show that since 1871. the
time Of the county's organization.
there has been 1859 licenses issued
to we'd. The first marriage ceremony
was conducted By the Hon. Silas
CARRIER, who served the county in the
capacity Of frst county judge. The
marriage was solemnized July 18th,
1871, and the par,ies so united in
ma:rinony were William j. Norris
and Hubby Jane Renecker. both resi-
dents of the NV county. This was
the only marriage that Judge CARRIER
performed in Webster county while
acting as judge. During the gear
1871 the-c we're three MARRIAGE cere-
monies performed, and in 1872 four
going to show conclusively that mar
riage was a failure to a large extent
at that time, or that immigration had
not Sc. in very extensively on the
part of tie g%entler sex to the Wild
and vooley west. Since 1912 the
increase in the matrimonial market
has been perceptible on the upward
tendency, and in 1856 it seems to
have risen to the very pinnacle OF
eonjugsl felicity, there having been
liz marriage ceremcnie. performed,
making an average Of IT per month,
or about one every three days. Those
we're golden days and everybody was
banking on the future Of the country,
both p~opulativeiy, politically and IS
ricultu.ally. The ratio since has
been about the same, with a slight
downward tendency. In 1888 she
number was nearly as large. amount
ing to lO6 in 81 and les in SIS. The
cold chilly winds Of December seem:
to have had q desirable effect upon
the matrimonial inclinations Of the
average westerner Is l37 couples were
married in that month during The
II years. Then while the gentle
breeses of September 6eated calmly
over the land Of the free and the hom'
Of the brave, the same spirit Of doub
ling ores fortune seems to have per
vaded the Nebraska atmosphere, as il
that month 12O souls were made one
; vh,l. Sickle March comes in thir'
best with us. August brings up tn
. rear with g.. Rev. Geo. O.. Yeise
! and John Wilcox seems to have ha,
, q monopoly of the marriage business
Mr.. Yeiser having solemnised l6
marriages from 1871 TO date, Will
E Judge Wilcox married 10 couples
with the facts above stated one shout
expect great results in the next !
YEA ct the country's history.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

Report of school AGA district II,
Logan, Kansas, for tie month ending
January -. Numter enrolled 32,
average attendance IS, scholars no;
absent or tardy, Marquis Merrill, Guy
Merrill, Charles Brown. Frank Witt
liver, Cl,rcnce BcardsIee, Emma An
derson, Myrtle Anderson ar Emm'
Wittiver.
Literary exercises every two week
ON Friday afternoon.
Patrons Of the school are codiall,
invited to visit the school.
Ida Huffman, feasher.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01
~. su.l, Pox In Red Cloud.

The report seems to have gained
credence over the state that small Pox
had gained a foot hold in Red Cloud.
The facts are that there has not been,
nor Is there nov any cases OF small
pox or anything akin 10 n in Red
| Cloud or hereabouts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

Read our new ads carefully this
week.
Will Altman has gone to McCook
TO reside.
John J. Quicker has one Of the
finest dry goods stores in the state.
Mrs. Ed. Parkes has arrived home
to the intense delight Of "'Horphan
He'd"
Take your corn and oats to Sleeper
Bros, Red Cloud to be ground. Salts
faction guaranteed.
Editor Plumb has started . daily.
It is . six column folio. The CHIEF
wishes him success.
Rev. c. B. Lenfest, formerly pas
tor of the N. E. church, and hi. wife
were in the city this week.
Take ycur old copper ware, iron.
rage. etc., to Morbart who will ex-
change tinawre for the same. L..
Secure the shadow ere the sub
stance fades, as it is said that the
shadow has more brains tlan the sub
stance matter.
People are always sur to put the
coat on when it fits. Some Of our
remarks recently seem to have cut
several people on the pigeon wing
style. Well, never mind, it was ever
thus.
How sad, or how glad, We are that
our fortune does not reach millions OF
We might have been sued for damages
otherwise We have TO remain in obscur'
ity behind the hill Of poverty. Well
We may be rich some time.
See ". l.. Haines, the new furni.
ture man. lie is 6rst-class work
man and will be pleased to repair fur.
uiture and make picture frames on
short notice. Call and see him, at
Cooks old Red Cloud drug store, Bird
door west 0: Holland House, Red
Cloud.
John Williamson and p. Barley
had . legal tussel over some cosgealed
aqua pura, on Wednesday, before His
Honor. Judge West. 1t was thought
from the aspect that a little wal CLOUD
was lowering around, that would take
Grover's navy TO settle. Judge West
acting - mediator assessed Mr.. W
Z l and costs. He received his sen
tence in . freezing" manner
The people Of this city who are fa
miliar with the circumstances in reIa
ton to the late cashier Of the Re-
Cloud national bank, consider tn
proceedings against Mr.. Edleman ii
the light of malevolence ssrathe' tia
for the purpose Of avenging the maj
esty of the lew for some trifling erro
, of which no one believes MI. /
guilty Of intentionally or otherwise
{ unless it might have been through
9 lack Of experience in the bankin
business, or at least the L. S. cou'
does not seem to have considered th
ofense o much consequence from th
light bonds asked for.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

1t is sail Kat the local oyster deal
srs have formed a sydicate and will
hereafter sell for cash only. This is
hard on an edItor.-Argus.
Yes, and wash women and coal
pealers, ditto. These are trying
times on an editor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

niskine, SAassSssisS Sys0
,,,sssas ppss. - - = sss'y .
-MsAeseb - u - - - ~.
- s>asAsGAnoss q 1iDiAg ~
-AkA v17A0 - ~ ssoe
,hn Red Ouus bs essAa1 ~.
sd ~ bsisss - - thse aa0a
.he,.A vAieA b vsA assissd, Il ~
S~A~00A ~ - - II
.pspA - - III - 0o9~
A@.Ms1ing0WADtAaedAeda 1
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

Overture Band
| G-,,t.n. Sj.e Chorus
! ~olo and Qaar;c'te. "ooly a message from
HON." Ms. Jcs..r. Miss Elmish. Pr. Fu..
ten ard NJ. 4. J:isl,i
! Ouinictte. The Midnight Pane Mrs Jes-
Ter, Miss brown, Miss EniCh. Mr.. Fulton and
| Mr.. Albright.
Trio AMI cainte;te. "1ra-tiSn Angels lalla-
By Miss Brown. sicsillan. En;:sh, sns
Messis. Frl, n and Albright.
Daetl. ",oase w.cs- the rose aSis Sleep"
Airs. Jss and Gi>s EsGSh-
Cc-n~s Scio. 'ircWr, Sweet Rome" with vsr-
iaiions Al, yeS..r
LSa,es .earie,,e. Come where the Wild nov
crs t.ooGn.- Misses Brown. Mcmillan, En- &c
and Ms. Je, CT.
w!ns.lns son. Mountain hoy MessTi
Psrmb. Tu.tca and AIbgisa-
Comic sIs,. ..isseit l0r .loss IRe nov
A. Il, Jest
Baritone sn.s. -RGa.aEa-" Y. Fulton.
lDaet: "Eaman,a Lies dream Is o'eT.' Mrs
Jcsie. and ar. we,ea.
>. sECoNp PART
, Overture nAns
Nale QuArtrsse. The iWiukiing aArs upeu th'
like" Neaxs. Fu,ien. WEIGH. AlostSh; az
Plumb.
Walt s,ns. C.; to he MIR Maid the F1e'
: roy sung Ms Jester.
e IStp1o Ion se eoroet solo. "Coocen RosAA
4. .. JxsasH
spue1rise song. "rse Cd MAJ ,,HnA- -
IDnh.
.lougs:e- 'Hoae ~ssr ~ ussses avevs
Atsses ~ N.aII,aa nd Ne.a1 n
1880
~,o-e m,. -Ne Be like NeEBcAa Ma"
De 0~rsesse. -Nercf<hf yin eu0e a61AAL' ~
Jesev. EiSs EAsca and AesNN WS9o
F1uns.
- p0& Rn4so .aa Gassar- NJ - AA jess
ina -scse shal QssAa" Ms jeserr y
~ EAi<h.
IC~pd Might gentle fasks~-------cses
ne an varJsfioa . Hon. sweet Hoe
luDaesee ~ A. Il Jesaz 10 Al s-Ipie soogu
"a n tars ala eAe raEnHoas Aze he sssJ Ia
snc veC showing
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

Bulk oysters 1t Joe Herburger'a
Joe Aerburger's little baby died
this week.
Jean Pants, warranted not to rip
for only $1.0O at B. 81
Mrs. d. NJ. Plat is visiting il
Lincoln this week.
Extra select oysters At City Bakery
served in every style.
Furniture of all kinds cheaper than
yer At F. ". Tsylor's.
Get your meals at the Farmers Eat
ing house. f. Welsch.
Money to loan At living rate Of
interest by D. M. Plat.
Great bargains in wooden dress
goods, at Mrs. F. Newhouse.
As soon as the weather permits the
new jail will be commenced.
j. II. Bailey, Our efficient county
clerk. was in Lincoln this week.
Overcoats at cost and more to al
B. 4 G.
Look at our jean pants for 500,
warranted not to rip. B. &C.
Esq. Pond of Hoxie, Ka.s., is in
the city visiting with Harry Pond.
Remember . good solid over-coat
can be bought Of B. & G.. for 81 so
Miss Anna Proskovec drew The
berry dish At the theatre on Wednes
day night.
Little Jennie Myers drew The
pickle castor at the opera house Tues
day night.
Great bargains in Hamburgs, hos
cry aad white trimmings at Mrs. F
Newhouse.
The fire boys have raised nearly th'
required amount to secure the stats
tournament.
Jessie Visscher's young friends
gave her a surprise party on Wednes
day evening.
Sleeper Bros. feed mill will b.
ready to grind on Monday, the 18th
at Red Cloud.
All kinds of novelty braid, rick
rack, braid, tinsel cord &c. &c. a
Mrs. F. Newhouse.
Mr.. Thoeming, of Lindsey's nea
market, got his face badly scratehe'
this week while unloading ice.
} If you want Early Maze wheat o
White Russian oats for seed call o.
L. H. Rust, At the city feed store.
The Saunders habeas corpus Cas-
has been referred to Judge Dilwort
I Of Hastings. by the supreme court.
Isaac Crowley Of C.therton, one &
our enterprising farmers, was in o
Thursday, and made rs happy by
big round dollar.
Tomorrow is grosnd hog day. J
the day 10 fair, G.. Hog will hunt b
hole for six week. Otherwise he vi
cou:t Gentle Anna.
Bailey Potts, Of Hastings, and Fa'
ME Shinkle, of Red Cloud, were ma
ried by Squire West at his Office
;. this city on the 18th inst.
Al When in Red Cloud call At Il
furniture store Of F. v. Taylor, OPP
ID site the post Office, and pick you o
N q fine kitchen or parlor suit.
ID The theater company which h
been holding the boards at the ope
N house this week is a No. l compa
er and deserve tirst-Class patronage.
Charley Potter lost three hor.
the other day. In order to find tn
he left an .'ad" in this Office and
ey less than an hour afterwards he fou
them, Just see what advertise
DIES.
a.. The board Of supervisors saved
least I 1000 hy letting the Jail c
tract at their last meeting, notvi
standing the silly croakings Of .
individuals who were not duly c
suited by the board.
or Save regrets and purchase fro
m? home dealer, who will give you do
led for dollar, old pianos, old org'
bought for cash and the same APP
49,. on new instrument, satisfaction Y
,ud r.nted. SABA. >. BAILEY
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

And About the City and County.
y. c. Metcalf is on the sick list.
Mems caps only Is etc at B. &C.
All winter goods at your own say
40 1t b. 4 G..
Oysters at Ernst Welsch's. Best
brands kept.
Nuts, fresh candies, ETC., KEEP: at
Ernst Welsh's.
We understand that his photograph
is in the (oyster) soup.
The ice harvest is upon us and the
ice man is altogether happy.
Fred Ninton has closed out his
furniture stock to W. L Haines, We
understand.
c. Wiener goes east to Chicago and
New York in about ten days to buy
HIS spring stock.
Esdy Means is happy. It's . CIR
baby and weighs fifteen ton according
to Andy's statement.
MI. McFail, representing the Chi
caro- News, and An old friend OF Ar
Welch, of vassar, Michigan, was II
the city Saturday. He paid tn
CHIEF a call.
The Ladies B. NJ. II. Society wi
give a quotation social at Mrs. c. f.
Gathers, Friday evening. Feb. /. 4
prize will be presented to the one VIII
gives correctly the greatest numoc
of authors of the quotations. All ar
invited to be prepared with a quos'
ton.
Through the enterprise Of our tr'en
ID. +. Parker, Red Cloud will 500
have a telephone exchange, provide
the people subscribe to the enserPr's
literally. He will start in with te
subscribers and increase the numo'
o
Mrs. NJ. II. Bentley was Is yea
old the other day and in order to col
memorate the event, Mr.. BentI'
purchased as a birthday present o.
of the handsonost set Of china dish
that our reporter has ever sceD'
was certainly q most beautiful pr
emit.
When a man will practice ned'c'
or any other profession, and tn
make a business Of l~oaning money
the side at usurious rates OF intere
is if not time that the legislature
same n sit down on him or thc'
Re a man or a mouse or a long tau
rat. anything but being two-faced'
There wa a tim, when there "
no better pianos brought to He'd Cl0
than third class goods, but o /!
.an buy the Steinwsy, Est"y' Chi
eriuc and KnaLc. Pianos, at reas
able rates either for cash ar mont
,,,m.n.s. call on or address >
J. Bailey before purchasing else"h'
II Red Cloud had Eve live st
buyers, Eve harness shops. II
Is no doubt but what the Pe'r'e va
set better prices for their hogs, AM
the second place cheaper harness
five newspapers are = good thing I
FIVE Of each Of the above ought -
There i. certainly room for NOR
Nd Cloud. The CHIEF does so'
Eeve in uooopoliss OF trusts.
A., Low. exchange tells Of \
election, 60. converted '.a rss',
,;v.l Meeting and refunded the
ooc. And nov its said that 70
number Of democrats IL our
.ho. while not particularly pros
approach . throne Of grace .rs
Offering up silen. p~ssi.isas tor
,~ae-sst,as ps.es 70 strike G . =.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01
Farm For Rent.

u niles fruu narkst so acres
hreke. Plesty e vood and water.
FL. tesEs ul On os aiSress
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

r. A. Kuhn. attending board 80
On motion board adjourned to Tues
day, April 9Th, 1889.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

Gathered Up BY Chief Reporters II
And About The City and County.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

Mrs. Otto Skjelver died on Wed
nesday evening after an illness OF
four weeks. at her home in Catherton
township. She leaves a husband and
seven children = mourn her death
She Was one of the early settlers Of
the county. coming here With he'
Husband about IL years ago. Sh'
WAS esteemed By all ~ho knew her
, AMI her death will he sadly felt ii
{ the community in which she resided
Mr.. Skielver and family have tn
sympathy Of all, in their hour Q
, grief.
There has not been . dollar il Ii
eounty bridge fund in the Pessessio
b Of the county treasurer for nearly
syear. Notwithstanding the contempt
Die whining Of . lot Of disabled
.oreheadei, illegitinate political il
q tieuers whose ability for telling 4
J, tr.sh is only elualles By their dssi,
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