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of a mistress. He has never been known
to fell an inoffensive man or jump upon
one smaller and weaker than himself and
attempt to kick in his ribs. He has not
" cleaned out" saloons and smashed I"
barkeepers who smiled not to his liking
With such negative record of lack of
blackguardism, it is perfectly clear that
this colored gamecock of the prize ring is
socially unfit to batter the eyes or tickle
the ribs of that prince of brutalism, John
l.. Sullivan. That distinguished gladiator
can show so much larger record of crimi-
nality, ruffianism and brutality, and is 50
much more of blackguard than any
other bludgeon man in the country, that
it would manifestly be a violation of the
laws of caste for him to recognize the
quiet and well-behaved man whose great
grandsire was probably stolen from an
African coast by some white-skinned
Christian, to whom the Boston fst-contro-
versialist may be able to trace his lineage.
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John Eftel, Assayer and Chemist, corner
Seventeenth and streets. Also buys gold.
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For first-class Carriage or Buggy 90
to HARRY BERNARD'S, Sixth and L sts #
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The best place in California have your printing done.
A J. Johnston & Co.'S. 4ro St, Sacramento. Cal
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First Art'iicry the lady friends of the
Regiment will meet THIS friday AFT Err
NOON, January 9Th, at clock, at the .arnlory.
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Sacramento lodge, No. 80, A. q. u. W.,
will meet i'll Unity Hall, Odd Fellows Temple.
at 7:S0 o'clock THIS friday EVENING, for in
stallation of officers. a full attendance of mem
bers desired. Visitors welcomed.
lie GEO. B. KATZENSTElN, Recorder
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END THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
friends in the East.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.

FRloAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
January 18th and 5th,
AND TURDAY MATINEE.
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wANTED-LNT. FOUND.

TANTED-A POSITION BY A YOUNG
! lady as stengrapher and typewriter. Ad-
US II. b. this Office iaS-Sls
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21
INAVALE.

Esq. HoIdredge ID slowly improv'
ing from his injuries.
Prof. G. R. Mcrary who has had
charge Of the school at Orleans the
last two years is rusticating on his
farm south of the river for q short
time.
Charley Hunter shipped 4 cars Of
cattle and 3 of hogs within the last
week. W. N. Richardson also ship
ned 2 car Of cattle from here.
Our popular X. r. agent, A. L.
Morris has returned from his eastern
visit. ,
Major Pitney has resigned his po-
sition on the milk cart-tos much
strain on the muscle.
G. W. knight is very busy cutting
veeds in his corn field by proxy.
The hail storm Monday evening in
;ured the crops somewhat about three
miles north Of this place.
FRANKIE
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21

Prof. Joseph Heine and his accom-
plished family are probably the best
cards that ever held the boards at the
Opera House in this city. Prtf'
Heine Is & wonderful yiolinist, whose
comprehensive musical powers seems
to be something out Of the usual line
q expert musicians. He has been
blind from birth, yet he understands
music thoroughly and can make a
violin simply talk. His violin is over
300 year Old and Thousands OF dollars
would not buy it. He is certainly a
musical genius of rare ability and
should he and his accomplished family
ver return to Red Cloud they can ex-
pect large and appreciative audience.
No loyer of music should fail to see
Prof. Heine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21

Notice Is hereby given that under and by vir.
tue OF an order Of sale issued out Of the district
court Of the 9th judicial district In and for Web
ster county, Nebraska. upon o decree in an &C.
tiOn pending in said court wherein Howell Bros.
are plaintiffs and Rufus Miksch, Nary s.
Miksch, Amos X. and VIM. j. Miksch are defe1-
dants, 1 shall offer for sale at public vendue for
cash in hand q tne ss east Io0s OF ne COURTEOUS
place where the last term Of said court was
hOlden) on the 9th day of July. 1889 at 2 O'Clock
T. NJ. the following described property, t0-wit:
Lots Z and 8, block 1 in LutZ'S addition to the
town NOW city, Of Red Cloud. Webster County,
Nebraska.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of June,
1889. nc. Sheriff.
Case & McNeny, Plaintiffs attorney. No. a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21
A Safe Invstment.

1s one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case Of
failure q return of purchased price
On this pan you eau buy from our
advel tised druggist a bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. 1t is guaranteed to give relic.
in every case, when used for any aft
lection of the throat, lungs or chest
such as consumption, inflammation of
lungs or bronchitis, asthma, whooping
cough, Group etc. 1t is pleasant and
agreeable to taste, perfectly safe and
can always be depended upon. Trial
bottles free at Henry Cooks drug
store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21
AN OCTOGENARIAN GONE.
Uncle Daniel G. Metcalf Departs
This Life.

For a number of months past Un-
Gle Dan Metcalf, as he is familiarity
known by our people, has been con-
fined to his bed by sickness, and has
BEEN gradually fading away toward
the golden shores Of the great future,
dissolution occurring finally last
Thursday morning at his residence on
9Th Avenue. He had lived in Red
Cloud and vicinity for about II years,
and by correct habits and his daily
walks in life he made hosts Of friends
and gained a lasting friendship that
time can only wash away. He was
born in 1909, in Steuben county, N.
Y, and consequently was almost 80
years old, during which period he
made the best Of the opportunities
given him by his creator. He was .
man whom all respected and learned
to revere.
He leaves a large family to mourn
his demise. About 30 years ago he
the Odd Fellows and re-
NAMED one during that time and up
to his death, which society conducted
the services this morning, A large
number Of relatives and friends follow
ed the remains to their last resting
place. Peace be to his ashes, and
may his spirit in its happy fight to
reslm Of bliss be the harbinger Of 4
bright existence in the great hereaf-
ter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21

w. N. King is dying as fast as prob
ably any boy ever died Of consumption
Death is writ en- in every lineament
of his features. He is fearfully ema-
ciated and is so weak that he scarcely
can move about. In view of these
facts, County attorney Mahonev yes
terday asked the court to send the
prisoner, now in the county Jail &C
cused of forgery, to the poor farm, that
he might meet death amid somewhat
more comfortable surroundings. A Ger
tifcate from the county physician
will be furnished to-day, and King
will then be committed to the poor
rn.-Omaha Republican.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21
The Pride OF woman.

A clear yearly and transparent skin is al
WAYS q sign of pure blood. and all persons
troubled with dark. greasy, yellow or blofched
aim can rest assured that their blood Is out OF
order. A few doses Of Begg's blood puriner
and blood maker will remove the cause and the
ain will become clear and transparent. Try 1t
and II satisfaction is not given it will cost you
nothing, 1t is fully warranted. CT. Getting.
druecist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21

Notice to the friends of diseased SOL
diers and sailors. A resolution vas
passed by Garfield Post No. 80 depart
ment of Neb. G.. A. r. juno 10th 1889,
that those furnishing names company,
regiment, battery, or ship, also rank, and
state, from which soldiers served, to the
adjutant Of Garfield post, . requsition
will be made for head stones for them as
the q. 8. Government will furnish such
head stones free on proper requisition
and this post desires that every diseased
soldier In Webster Co. be supplied. Send
the above information to j. L. Miller Red
Cloud Neb. Lock box 128.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21
w. cannot AGoFa

a. chi. season Of the year to be without . sooa
As,.S,c diarrhoea balsom in the house. as
cramps. collie. diarrhoea and al an.saS;ns,s S. 2.
tho W.T. - M attended to at once. One bottle OF
geIo. s,.~,hoea balsom will do more good IN
bess ~. Kind than any other medicine on
cases wc guarantee it.. {. L. Getting druggist
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21
r English Remed
Wu11ay'9 Specific.

A guaranteed cure for all ner
vOuS diseases such as weak men,
Dry loss Of brain power hysteria
headache pain in the back ner-
vOuS p~rOStratiOn wakefUllneSS leu
cOrrhGa universal lassitude SEM
inal weakness impOtency and gen.
eral loss of power Of the Genera
tive OrganS;-in either sex, caus-
ed by indiscretiOn or OverexertiOn
and which ultimately lead to
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21
why H ut

That people linger along always complaining
about that continual tired feeling? One bottle
of Begg's blood purifier and blood maker will
remeye this feeling. give them . good appetite
and regulate digestion. c L. Getting. druggist
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21

A good soda fountain for sale
cheap for cash, can be seen at Spoke
fields store, ands former owner Of
the same. For price enquire Of
E. A. YOUN0,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21

O00OV Vo6 PREMATURE OLD
ITY and CONSUMPTION. 81 90 q
box or six boxes for IS 90. Sent
by mail on receipt Of price. Full
particulars in pamphlet, sent
free to every applicant
W. .Cuarantee SIX Boxes
to cure any case. For every IS
order received VIC send six boxes
with q written guarantee to re-
fund the money il our specific
does not effect q cure. Address
all communications to the sole
manufacturers. THE MURRAY
kal
Hr Sold in Red Cloud by C. L.
agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21

j. L. HALEY.

C. w. kALxY, J. L. HALEY.
KALEY EROS.
A TTOR NEYS AT LAW. Agents for the b.
II &M.R. Il. lands. Office on Webster street
Red Cloud. Nebraska
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21

Are you going to buy . carpet. If
so do not fail to call and examine my
stock and prices. F. v. Taylor:
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21
I, w. TULLEYS, n. ID

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, U. s. EX-
aiming Surgeon. ONCE opposite First
National Bank, Red Cloud. Nebraska.
Chronic diseases treated by mail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21

U. {. CASE, IA MCNENY,
CASE & MCNENY.
TTORNEYS AND CCUNSELORS AT LAW
~ Will practice In all courts Of this state
Collections as well as litigated business careful
land efhciently attended to. Abstracts furnish
ed on application.
OFTIcE.-Over First National Bank. Red
cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21

Fred Hunmel wants his friends to
know that he has piles of fine river
ice for sale which he will offer 70 the
trade in season.. Reserve your or
ders for him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21

Good mothers use Dr.. Winchen's
teething syrup for children with colds, soze
threats, and tn regulate the bowls.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21

Uncle Sans nerve and bone liui.
ment will relieve sprains, bruises. neuralgia and
DR.. d. L. Field, No. s. East Ma
pie st.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21

Oh. Jaque's German worm CAKES
destroy worms and removes them from the sys.
tenn. Safe pleasant IN effective.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21

Uncle Sans condition powders
the best for horses, cattle, hogs and poultry.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21

Get tho best. Eilerts daYliQht
liver pills. for sour stomach, torpid liver and
indigestion,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21

Cure your coughs and colds With
Eilerts tar and wild cherry. All druggists keep
II. Iarge bottles fifty cents and one dollar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-21

Happy Home blood purifier IL
the peoples popular medicine for purifying the
blood and malarial diseases etc. Large bottles
hfty cents and ono dollar.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-30
OTHER OFFENDERS
LOCAL NOTES.

The Powhatan Club will hold meet
ing on Friday evening next, when Col
onel Richard f. Beirne will deliver an
address
The morning train yesterday ON the
Richmond, Fredericksburg Railroad was
delayed about three hours, Occasioned by
an accident north of Washington.
The coroner was called yesterday
morning 10 Yenable street, 10 see q col
ored man who had died suddenly from
natural causes. Coroner Taylor turned
the remains oSer 10 friends.
Mr. II. Thurston Cardoso, we'll
known tOWnsman, and who has sang in
amateur operas mere often, is now sing.
ing in New York with fine success under
the name of Signor Ghardozo
The tall water tower, the reservoir of
the Manchester water works. whose ca
pacity was tested yesterday. can De seen
boldly against the sky by any Richmond
person standing on Sixth, Seventh or
Eighth street, and looking across the
river.
Alessrs Balm and Buskey, the two men
sentenced 10 Albany penitentiay by the
United States Court IN Norfolk for mis-
appropriations OF bank funds. are in the
city Jail Marshal Scott will take them
North either to-day OF tomorrow
Mr.. II. i. Hirshberg, secretary and
treasurer Virginia division. chairman
National Press committee Travellers Pro
tectiye Association, leaves this evening
cia c. and .. railroad for Chicago. on
business connected with the Association
Tomorrow night after the regular
meeting of the Sir Walter Raleigh Lodge,
No SO, the members and invited friends
of the lodge viii assemble TO hear de-
livered Review of the Life and Writ
ings of Sir Walter R4leigh." The lodge
rooms are located at No. 500 east Mar
shall street, and a pleasant time Is an
ticipated.
In the evidence given before the nOta-
ries in the Wise-W addin contest, at Mr.
Harvey Wilson's Office, Yesterday, a
colored man named Joseph Cauthorn, In
his testimony, peremptorily insisted that
al the last Presidential election he cast a
vote for Waddill for President and Har-
rison for Congress
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ern Illinois, district commonly called Egypt
The young man introduced bill which was
very important 10 the Egyptians There was
good deal OF opposition, and the would be
leader OF his colleagues vas ontrcmely anx-
ious to secure the passage Of the bill IN face
Of this opposition When he rose 20 speak he
at once enlisted the closest attention and il
could be seen that be was winning friends Tor
his measure. Tom Merritt was among those
who took deep interest in the speech With
a good deal Of CONSERVATION he saw the great
progress his rival for the leadership was max
ing His miad was busy connecting some
scEsmo 10 break the force OF the speech
Finally lie arose and addressed the chair
"Mr S-s-peak-er," he said, Il wa-wa-want 10
ssk the g-g-sen-t-tleman aq-qquestion BY
this time the attention Of the house had been
directed to the gentleman from Marion, and,
turning 10 his rival, Tom continued. "D-d-does
the -gen-t-t-tle-man w-w-want this BIT -Dil
TO p-p-pa-assin "Ol course do" was tho
rejoinder "Th-th-then for G-go-goods
s-s-s-ake s-sisit d-ddownw suffered Merritt,
amid the roars Of the members. And the
gentleman did sit down. He was all broken
up and could not conclude his speech. His
bill was defeated, and WIS not heard OF again
that session
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il has been clearly demonstrated be-
yond the shadow OF doubt that these
diseases are durable rti0w the use of
knife, ligature, or caustic, which RENE.
dies at this date may bee c.assed a- relics
of barbrrism
A close and continuous application
for many years past ,o the study and
treatment OF This class of Diseases ena-
bes me % make. with confidence the
above declaration. Ny treatment is at
tended with NO Inconvenience or disc0m.
fort, relieves 40 once and effects q COM
Dlete restoration in q short time. without
confinement TO bed on detention from
business
10 those interested. shall take pleas
ure In exhibiting written testimonials
from many well-knoWn citizens OF Rich
mond and many other portions of the
State beg 10 refer 90 Mr. " III H.
Lynn, of Staunton lpast grand c0mman-
der of Knights Tcmplars Mr. ID H.
Smith, On If VI Smith * Co.. General
John r Cooke. Mr. Andrew i Gray. Mr.
W }. Gentry, and many others of equal
prominence.
Examinations without charge
" * SMITH. VI ID.
No al y Ninth street.
jae2-32t Richmond, ga.
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Another short docket was disposed Of
at the Police Court Yesterday
Among Tie cases tried were llender-
son Lumford (coloFed), who beat his
wife. Laura LumfOrd, and in cOnse-
Quence was fined so and costs.
B. f. Hubbard. charged with being
di,orderly in the Broad-street Opera
House. was fined s. and costs
Silas Brown and Lewis Porter both
coloIedl had q fight in the street and
were assessed each $3.50 and costs
Bette James lcoloredl was fined so
for contempt of court, and required 10
give security i'm the sum Of 800 for six
months and went to Jail in default
James Jones was arraigned FOR steal
ing three bags of -four, and Robert John
son one bag OF flour, from 5. Ullman Il
Son Both of these are colored boys
At the request of Policeman Dunning-
ton. the cases were continued until to-
morrow, as he expects TO find some other
boys who were implicated.
William Hughes (coloredj was fined
the sum Of so for being disorderly in
the street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-30
CHARTER GRANTED.
River View improvement Company.

A charter was granted yestesday by
Judge d Il. Wexford, j., TO The River
View Improvement Company for the
purpose of purchasing that lot or parcel
of land in Henrico county, adjoining the
New Reservoir property, and known as
River View" and any other land in the
county of Henrico or city Of Richmond,
not TO exceed 500 acres, TO lay of, grade,
construct avenues, improve, and make
desirable for residences; to erect houses
ON said land, and sell, rent, exchange,
negotiate, and secure by deeds of irus'
loans on. or otherwise dispose Of said lots
or houses. DC
The capital stock is to be not less than
S2j 900 nor more than 100000, divided
into shares of S2j each. The principal
Office is TO be i'm Richmond
The names of the Oflicers'for the first
year are. resident. i. ID. Starke. Vice
President. l.. L. Bass Secretary, vii
liam Loyenstcin. Treasurer, Julius
Streus. Solicitor, William EllysOn.
The directors are r. b. Chaflin, J. B.
HarSie. L. j. Starke, J. l. Bass VIII
liam Lovenstein, julius Straus, William
Ellyson, y. b. Savage, ) Hirsch, D.
Mitteldorfer, +. A. Saunders and
Henry S. Hutzler.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-30
PR ESTON BEL V I N,
FINE ART E'U I'm RE
No. IS Governor Street.
Capitol Notes.

Thomas Johnson. Of Essex county
was received az The peniientiGry yester.
day TO serve one year for unlawful
cutting
Captain John W. Sumpier, clerk OF the
Railway Commission here. has been in
i'll health for some days past, and yesier'
day went to his home in Montgomery
county 10 recuperafe
General Hill, railway commissioner,
has nearly completed his report OF the
earnings OF the railways i'm this state
during the past year Ii shows that All
the roads have done well and prospered
during the entire year
Messrs T. f. Bakey, Judge Of Essex
county; NJ. f. Swami, treasurer Of Pow
hatan county G. +. Anderson, treasurer
Of Henrico county; 2. G. Warwick, ex-
Senator from Chesterfield; J. W Couch,
eX-treasurer of Petersburg, and John NJ.
Terrell, sheriff OF Essex, were at the
Capitol yesterday.
A announced in yesterday morning $
TIMES he would do, Colonel John B.
Cary Yesterday rendered TO the Governor
his resignation "a superintendent OF
Public Schools, to take effect February
18th. The resignation was accepted,
and the vacancy will be filled by the state
Board of Education, who will make their
nomination 10 the Senate for eonflrma-
ton.
Governor Lee has pardoned ont Of the
penitentiary a colored man named Rus
sell REEVES. who has served several years
already and is hopelessly i'll Of consump-
ton. A white man named Weeb, who
has nearly served the term Of a long
sentence and was afflicted with Brights
disease, was also pardoned. The latter
was pardoned on recommendation Of the
surgeon of the penitentiary.
The Governor and Mrs. Lee have been
invited 10 attend the concert and ball 10
be given By the mOtor-men and conduc-
tors of the Union Passenger Railway
Company on the Both instant Mrs
Lee is ont of the city, but the Governor
has consented 10 attend.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-30
The sunday Rest Movement
49, ol III - .

kdhT ~ ne Ims.
Permit me 10 say, through your paper,
10 the Richmond people, who have shown
such hearty sympathy with the Sunday
rest movement during my visit, that Dr.
Hatcher the yice-president for Virginia
of our American Sabbath Union has a
supply of petitions and documents for
those who desire TO aid further i'm this
matter. also, tnat he will 90 90 Wash
ington by the early train Of Thursday to
carry 20 the Virginia Senators such pc.
tiiions and documents as may have been
handed in up 20 that time, including, il
Is hoped. the endorsement by vote OF
every church in RichmWd that holds a
prayer-meetIng before That time. Later
endorsements of the petition may be
sent by mail directly TO Senator Riddle
berger or Senator Daniel, directed Wash
ingtOn, ID. G..
When church votes 10 endorse the
petition the name Of the church should
be given; also the number of It's mem
bers and the date, aitestcd By signature
of the pastor at least if possible, of the
officers also as the names of such lay
men are weighty
Perhaps the most influential petition
from Richmond is one that has been
beautifully smutted by the hands Of the
thirty-two workingmen who signed it in
one Of the car shops. Let all who can
20 about for such signatures of all kinds
of people who believe in Sunday rest,
and help to make Richmond a tine sam
pie of the interest of Southern cities in
this movement, which has the endorse
ment of such varied interests As the
Richmond Conyentiofof the Bother
hood of Locomotive engineers, the Rich
mond Preachers Meeting, and the Cath
Ollie Cardinal WILDER +. CRAFTS.
800 east Capitol street Washington, d
C.
T1uu1ry 9gM 1879
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-30
A SERIOUS MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Feminine Names Of streets IN Austin
Come Near Causing Trouble.

Why 10 was done We cannot say, but quite
a number Of the strcc,sof Austin, Tex. have
been named after females Such names %.
Emma. Laura and Isabella stare at you iu
large letters from almost every street corner
The Austin peoplc,or some of them az least.
have become tolerably familiar With Nar.a.
Jane. Susan and the rest, but strangers arc
liable 20 become bewillerod by this singular
nomenclature.
A gentleman from Dallas. who bad only a
few hours 10 spend IN thecity, wished 90 visit
tue blind asylum, and ho asked the first man
be met
Can you tell me how can dnd the blind
asylum
That's easy enough You know where
Emma street is'
IL do not l hayo no Acquaintance with
any lady OF chat name. There IS O. family .u
Dallas OF that name, hui ana not acquaint
ell with them Does Emma Street liYe neai
the blind asyilmT
The Austin man stared 40 the stranger for
moment, and then pointing down Magnolia
avenue he said
You see where Maria comes into the as
enue"
The Dallas man looked in the direction
pointed out, and percegiug fac Oh negro
woman with big basket on her arm nodded
his head 10 assent
"Wcu you must take Maria until YOU get
20 the corner of Elizabeth. and continue au
until Matilda and Sarah come together, and
then you viii be an right
Look here, my friend, If sou think ] am
that kind Of 4 man because ! am from Dallas