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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

Taz stsamer City Of New York which
y AeE Eerx for Liverpool, on the 3ist
assing sandy Hook at s.5l p. H. passed
nsE 1isaii, Ireland. at $40 P. m on the
-. Allowing TOR difference OF time. the
assase vas EasIe II six days and i've
E-azies.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

rrx city Of Boston has been selected as
a. place f1r holding the next c. A. r
- encampnlent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

kias s..-...ls - = o. kleiAznrek. au tha Rls-
es-r.-'allsr- was vfsIEsd b. a terrible
b. - s--2-' ca the =aEh. wEzcd S,sstroyes,
EusaT - part u tha town eireat is
|ns~s y t1se-ssit IN the earth. and IN naay
ks.gs l s-iassers we're swalIewelf ap Is
~ l,es. - lar ED people are known u
l--lsd allTs l. tbs way.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

rR a. C. Frick Coke Company OF
iiseaE7,i, Pa.- has purchased the entire
ants aad inasrests ef the J. NJ Schooa-
Hzzsr Coke Company, comprising L lf.,6
r-lss inseilssr with large acreage 0s
fsal iaails. The price pail Is not stated
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05


se~afa Ceatzry- 5ezz u the p<rao-i -
iuicanx u osc lcg being a-tir-i In srilliazs
scarlet whilst - coup4ni0a leg @ppe2-es
in blae. ard ev-n hsat CO oar foos aae
shoe On the atAcr Was oseCas-analy = SFcrte1
by thosc vito wished 10 ourrss tAcir fricua4.
IN czsr~nfricitv
B-aacsluszs ss.ea fashions mGv Bow ag,-
pear, arr taev, alser a.. azg mHre 81 th4a
those a--c-ed bg She r-asrernta ss~1f4rv
ul4sher and .5ri % rne perss.i rir present
day painted taes azs ahslsa.r aga Lse's
being. II not glise 81 r3l4ss.1as .n aaruzr-
ance. certainly marc ia isrlals 90 aeE-sh
than the oid f.a. waach AZ azv rate had tas,
merit of a-rrrilEE u - up-~r perti1a
ample spas7r far tle r.ay o. ta~ tls.s-
u hcu tire 7ve4rers ~ tais form = sirss
became trci % tarau. tasy adopted tl..,
fashion o. Aa.shlnE '4s1 g ey q aeax er
5i-l-shzp-vl far-l f1ar or nrc Ezr~r- "a
lenxrh- wGalst ctaers. FroaaA,y frum
spirit = caa.r4rtesT. fe1 .afo tas apposlts.
extreme af gvrasrfnz s-lrpers u1eascEtas. at
cas- a faet i1 hre@a1l- - absurd wcrs
S-sc fasAilu. ilias iaus wer~ enas-te,i lar
IN. ssupresssan ~ then. auA heavy -zns
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

lasles~i. e. Umrussafsss
= a. De- Ok -vzL f1e
Eassrn rWemIe g q
3rwn vzs asa ~ -
~ -vpl - S.I-asa tlir
arr
gar ca~ n
Ee -a-sU4 M lt
w4s fr var
r- - LIZ -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

imposed for vloias au
7f the same By uar
suns under a certain
raak " IN iae resrl
q Henry VII ehe
poiu'e,l shoe passed
away and tne als-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

knsE---.-',,' y "a resto issued by the London
b. - - e"mnaitree. on the s1th, Is signed
4 = ne .ahor organizations Of that
~ y r1l-lg The Stevedores,. sailors
EhsB..-l.'s meas unions. Numbering SIX
kn4 men, The accession II these
Ea,pn,.s most important II the d5ck
|lsu,s-'rs refuse ID acceste to the terms
- grave complications mnss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

h. -1 .-l a.-iiiai trial II the pasGmarie dyna-
H. - el TIE cruiser vesuvius, which
n -. place on the z1th. did not come
q. ne discovery u defective
|tsls-- faave. wAisa viii uecessitate a
or P-phably two weeks until il can
-- % tAe Sew England irm which
1saeted Il Tor repairs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

-aora - p 4 cAFs AEp- N-aaA "t nA1'ia-s a-a4
shoes. bus probably, however as Is stll
more or less the case la the East.
they were. n the remote lav- u
Aaflgslfy- reserved almost exclusively fer
-1fd0or use L was certainly a.wars
the duty = Infrrinrs 20 remove rhrm wasn
entering fhc pre-euce q persuns Ia aa-
,horifv M1sss v1s ca1lanGesi ~ take
a.s shne~ f-on q ASS iet- and a. there l.
a. aleutian q Arr covering fIr t1c feet
amongst tan a-hrr-E.se us-gte details g
g.se nr.r-fsv yes fassnss tg uc wern in t1s
r-.zf.-- 81 is evisras ra4s &srla aaG -ee
p--s-s u#s strr-si aa-e- faetFi t.aere.l-
D. Ez-pi, auunesr tze uraltaF -,zsses
.Aie atss-ilr ~ fAe feet -as q . s.s.- -asiss
sn.i elaborate Ise~rrI-an their --aLa-s aad
sAacs brlnE eacrust-l via EaId and
p~et1alas e.a.s. 4as taa so4es zaa.e O. <ola /.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

t-rNtast gle~ @1t@ea ne Aaa as1@ aAe+A'fF q
s'rve:s Ia these shoes the English kinw, .
written By a Frrneh historian in iTo. the
Iri-a warriors aEs iepicied riainx without;
s1irr-ps or boots On. though otherwise
fsLlv equipped sSr aEntinx.
A Captain Thomas Lee . represented N
tie National l-lsa dress oftas periosi lEllra.
oatalnl- Tins consists q a very e.Ahur4ts
" embruidervf shirt. terminating in shors
skirt. f.ilsa< brow ihe hips. over ne shiri
IS a short loose biark Jacket with wide
collar. the ias-xet is ricaly trimmed wita
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

sslwuCe ami arts.
,luW-rsc- zasI foilies
Ink Ana the Abve
% display M dou5t
a-st lsvi 10 the iaven-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

ge,it. allt lined wta
scarlet. aud the cap
taln may well b.
~ <su unou as a
typ "a hsz1 of a BY
NJ meaGs uurtvilizet I
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-05

Try Strange. however. % relate. be = ab-
solatsly oare-iezred and barc-foote9. AMI
the portrait = therefore a most important
-orrupcrArlun % The other earii~r rccur.s
q this singular mrthn.i of attire. which Ger
taanly, though - near az hand. Gals ferrs-
5aT 10 mind the stores nae Ocs-ssionai'y y
hears Of African munarchs regarding the
remnant of a soldier cuaf a. the hcight q
,ua-sly costume
To discover the earliest traces o. SHOES
and boots. we must. % course. SAYS ths
Philadelphia Frr>>. turn - fh- Fast. the
Fruitful nlaitiacr fTan whom aas sprung
I'm and a. h.r ..nl-..-a r.s.l.-....r II
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-02
A FUNNY BLESSING.

I'm sure | have loug ago ceased 10 exist,
Or existed with brain rather hAEy
Or, perhaps. been condemned my abode 10
take up
via these poor soul, their friends de
clare crazy.
For the shads-y day., aud the hours Of
gloom
have known far outnumber the ay
But this is what saved mel always could
The side Of the world that is funny.
How to choose the best pathway through
life have thought
Till nv brow / nave marked with two
creASes:
have built the most beautiful castles in
5pIiu.
And have seen them all tumble 10 pieces;
I've lost friends = many in various ways;
have never had half enough money.
But Despair passed me by for / always
could see
The side Of The world that iS tunsy.
Aud | firmly believed that The more we car
laugh
The stronger we'll be to face sorrow;
s. accept Of life's worries tho leust that
you can,
And be sure that you uOne Of them Dor.
row.
And II. locking for sweets you nnd only
the comb
From which some ones extracted the
honey.
You won', miad it u biz il so blessed You
ear SEQ
TIT aide of The NO Id that is funny.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-02

@
whatever shall be- drurk - or"hop'
tire premises 81 ANY GIu4 stuF~,
Intoxicating liquor. l9 tu,.nt ANY
spiritiou1 or mSlt liquors, - sn
mixture or bittcrs that may
duce intoIication. Druggists 10
sell wines Tor sacramsntal purp IS,
or alcohol tar mechanical purpest'
All fines resulting from violation
Of this act SHALL 60 the county, il
the proportion ct "ne.hPlf to the
general county fund and the other
half to the achool fund .--Santa Ft
NV Mexican.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-02
THE GAMBLING LAW

Mr.. Spears bill to prohibit gamb
ling, confidence games, etc, pass
ed the house Friday. This is l.
measure to prohibit all gambling
device, three card monte or any
olher confidence game, providing
y heavy penalty for the punishment
OF parties who oven rent or lease,
bulldin % for gam ,ling roon,;yui =
ishing all people who attempt to
gamble or assist others III doing so,
and authorizing railroad conductors
and brakcmen re arrest any monte
, player or bunco steertr caught op
Grating on Il tram or about dep0ts.
1t also pro .Ibits houses of il rcpute
and provides leaNy penalties nof
only for parties running such places
bat also for persons who rent their
property for such putPoscs.-Neu
Mexican.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-02

WilkS. DO YOU know that every
place OF business in town will close
in ju,t lour months atterIiarrison's
innnYnration.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-02
"ConatanuY Hawking II srIulng."

THomAa J. RCyn:EG, ESQ. f!9' rins street,
~. Lstis. No, wrt.s: 81 was 3 great tuGVrsr
rom ca., ~ Tor thrc. years. Al tI;Rea ! could
uacdly b. the. aud VISA constantly hs~s'rs
md sp't!.Ig, AZ! Tor II" last riEat %'""ihs
Id net A''Stho thro"2' IL" ~1sStr.s. I
~, VS. 81 sod to try -. S:I"'s Ca
.',-,pav. mad STA 10" 3 wei m-i. J hc...'
&. -" the o." ..rs rgiaafy f5T ca'"rtG at
'kH..-s 50. o.. = orc a,. sf 7 t. ..TN
.-Hl 10 ey =. eDee sA~.oGud4nE rcs4ltS ~.
.tu1ruE care
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-02
TIE LIQUOR LICENSE BILL.

THE LIQUOR LICENSE BILL
The substitute favorably report
ed by the Judiciary committee SAT-.
urday, tor all the liquor selling and
license bills pending in the house.
provides that of all licensees collect
ed OnS-hulf Sha 70 into the gener
al fund Of the county, the other t.
the territory. Wholesale d%sulers
shall pays$3Q0 u year. Retail deal.
els in towns of 500 or less inhabi
tants, 500 a year; IN towns Of 800
1000 population, $3.50; 1000 to
1000 population, $500; 1000 10
5000, $3.50; 5000 to 1000, 300;
1900 to 5000 and above, $4O0 per
year. Brewers shall pay $500 ~
year license, distillcrs $500. and
pawnsnOp keepers shall pay 500.
Dance halls, etc, where liquor is
sold shall pay $50 tor each day or
night; pcddlers from 80 to S25 n
year. All license shall be paid in
advance. The license law now in
force applicable to merchandising,
hotels and restaurants, is repealed.
No license is taxed on wines man
niactured from fruits grown inSew
Acxiso and sold by the manufac
turer ct Wholesale. Before engag
ing in business tho retail dealer
shall make application t. the Coun-
ty Commissioners for license and
shall file with such board a gooG
bond for not less than $500, bind
ing himself to obey this law ant
keep an orderly place. According
to its Judgment of the 6tness Of tn,
person, the county board may or
may not grant the license. NJ.
liqdor shall be sold or given t,
minors or habItual b~runkarde. a.I
shall they be allowed around 81.
looms under penalty Of revocation
"I license after II notice Ia desis:.
II any liquor deale, sells to sny
person who becomes intoyica."u,
and while IN this state of intoxica
mon he should iniure any person or
Leroy any property, the saloon
Keeper who ssld the man the liauor
fHAtI b' responsible on his hands
Tor all damage so done. No retail
ItHier ctn engage in business in
any Incorporated town until he re.
eolvss = license from the municipal
ai'Iorlt!a', and q revocation of lie
T& ~ any i"nuty board SlSe ry
voke' the municipal l~icerse /,
any county board spprOyes an in
sufficient bond, its msmbera are
gnilty at 4 mlsdcmeanor. Count,
clerks shall kOep a record Of =
license matters and shall repoi
the saino to the district court who,
duty it shall be to instruct tn,
grand jury to rnVestigats all ola
tions OF this law.
Druggists are prohibited tron
selling liquors in any quantte e
whatever except for medicinal pur
poses, and then only on a prrscrll
ton from so@e physician who has
five years residence in New Mcyir.
or holds a physicians ccltiiicat,
from the territorial medical board
and he must set forth that sncl
liquors. absolutely necessary to IN,
purchaser. M intoxicating liurorr
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-02

Painless Childbirth
a..gra.s, EE..ki,eRs2 ~, .1Lsss
~ R-.lSS MOO N, i,S SEA- .sisr Iss~
-. tSAs Co. sAS Esa- "a 80 - ez~.
- $500 er " al er>AaGN. ASAsxss .. sDSk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11
Public Sale!

Thursday. January 18th. 1889, at
10 o'clock, .. m, the undersigned viii
sell q. public auction ., his residence
y miles southwest Of Red Cloud. on
section q, town !. range u, in Wal
nu, creek township. ten head Of cattle
described a. follows: s three year
old heifer,. ] four year Old Gov. tse
yearling h.ifsrs. ! searl'sg steer.
Also thoroughbred Berkshire SOW
and .i. pigs, l Buckeye nosef almost
new, resrer. ] iron Tu'sise viac
mill. harrcvs. ~csltivasor'. and o'hs'
farming implements, 2 hay presses
portion Of the kitchen frrnisare, d
T.yu.-A eredi, OF Ten months I'll
be given m eli .sas over q si'h u
per cen: interest sh! approved ssear
,,y. San. under Is cash. Tss p
cen, Of !sr cash ~ easi-
LIw HvsssrI
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11
GOWLE&

J. T.. Jackson has moved to town.
lie occupies the house owned By Mrs
France.
&. S. Gibson Is in Lawrence.
Miss Serle. Of Lawreaee. visited
with friends here the first o! the
seek.
Peter Hill has moved 70 ]. c. Gil.
her,'s farm. which vas rcptly vacated
By Mr.. Jackson
". A. Hoaeycais brother II sh'
editor Of the Coxles Herald, Is a;sead
ing school here
+, The people cf Covles are cbservis'
The veek Of prayer ss the u 3
ehl,eh With good results.
The Corlcs school cpeaed las
Monday With the sane teachers IN
a Increased stsssd.nee-
Ccoansiou services vii be held
she Csseseeasiossl eAsreA lezs "a,
~. A1H4lcix.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

The new board Of supervisors Of
ganizcd for the year 1889 on last
Tuesday by electing Geo. W. Hum
NELL chairman. The board is made
up of representative men IS a general
thing, men who have had years OF
ripe experience in matters OF business
and If We mistake not will give the
county good service during the coming
wear. Nine of the old members Of
the last board are on the present
board .. follows: W. II. Barcus, !.
D. Thomas, Geo. +. Coon, G. W,
Hummell, A. II. Kaley, los. CARRIER
J. L. Frame, G. P. Gather and S. s
Wells. The new members are II
McCallum, Jas. Groves, W. c. Laird
j. Martin, T. G.. Wilder, NJ. W
Dickerson. Isaac Fish, +. II. Jones
s. H~eaton, nine in all. The member
are decidedly able to take q OF tn
business Of the county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11
JUDSON, KANSAS.

Nice weather for January.
Mr.. Humbert hal . dance On New
Years.
Mr.. Hsmer is still on the sick list,
Geo. Mountford is cutting stalk.
ready for cropping in the spring also
H. Stefen.
Our school ma'am gave Al oystel
supper to her youSs friends. Al
had = good time.
Bro. Williamson viii preach .
Orio next Sunday and will run
weeks meeting All arc invited.
Srp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

At the installation Of the officers Of
Red Cloud L,asc \. u. L. ". Tues
iay eyeniny last. The wives Of ,hs
members invaded tie hall aad invited
the lodge to supper which vas spread
in the banquet hall. and finer spread
has uo: been made. to which ell did
Justice. After supper the ladies wc..
invited into the lodge room aud Wit
messed the installation hy n. e. "
Highland, assisted By J. A. Tulley,
AZ q. G. Of the following officers
Past Master, II. E. Pond; Master. II
W. Brewer: Foreman, \. Sanford
Oversecr, NJ. b. MeNits; Reeorac,
o. r Downs. Fisancier. n. p. Radd
Nscciye,. a. J keaney: Guide. y
l.. Warner; I. " c. K,nnciv: G
W. I. y. Humnel. pr. Daaercli "a
elected medical ex,niper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

We hereby extend our heartfelt
thanks to the kind people Of Red
Cloud. who so generally aided US dur
ing the sickness Of our nephew, Gus
tave Bartsch, and especially to the
pail bearers. Their kindness vii
never be forgotten.
ERNST WELsCH AND WIFE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11
For 60 Oaya.

THE CHIEF has decided to extend
the time 60 days further before raising
the price 70 $3.50. Therefore, al!
those who wish to get the paper for
81 should call in by the 18th Of March
at the latest, 1t which time We shall
positively raise the price to 81 so.
A. c. HosXER. Prop.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

fhilc TIE CHIEF does not care ("
Jar on the "cranky role" yet it de-
to lift its voice on this occasion
hvor Of that class Of people WAC
BE to have an amendment on the
libit,on question submitted to the
krs OF the state. The republican
~ has agreed to do this several
es and through divers methods the
kndment has been defeated BY de-
ming politicians and people who de.
! to see the movement blocked.
E CHIEF believes in the minority
we'll as the majority having theiI
hts, and if the temperance people
kirc to vote on aprohibition amend
int to the constitution they shoult
|doubsedly be given the privilege 4
SO. There is nothing to be game,
the advocates Of high license oh
kucting the will Of the people Of
is subject. While The CHIEF doc
II believe in prohibition A. the grea
Anacea for the removal Of the cause
intemperanec. yet it believes in tn
eople having their rights. The vel
(ic, Of the people, whether it be f.
(r against prohibition. should be r,
Spee,ed, and the weak as we'll a. til
k,ronc should be protected in the
lights, guaranteed under the cons,
katiou.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

The Highest AArkss Pr;s paid fer
eusses AID eexs. live ssrteys End
eAiekess II the Western 4 SessherR
Mercantile Association. Red C;esd.
Nebnsta-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

Arybe5y eau e.srh . cod the kind
81 vss;ber. Ths fsoslsle 70 20 let -
IKE 81. mar stss sasEbs The heaf
We safs-s car rssisrs IN purchase a
u yrsas . toss's q -snsa AiAe. tho
C.ssrnss KIas 20 C,a~myaoss
Asthma. isrv~ cassf' rrHaEhs ssA Csree
c.is.-. sss ts.. ]: hss;y. 1ss plses.
rs. T.. 10 este sss a-sIa o. The s,oss
90 $50 - Nuo st>ssso
- vf - rs1trss@ CATH Care
rs.z ,asa.. i-.sE Th,Csssssssss
vsrss a. Sss~~. ty sss kssissa
49, pa. stare Give u Q
TIA z Gr~ssA. ~ zsmsat otm ~
s,.sl " ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

Se,.e. j. h.rssy givea thai The d's-
,ri-, CONT Of Webster eOuaJ- Ne.
b.a.ka, has kees sdjssssea - 0sea
February Issh. 1sss. At isSdo~t a
N At vhseh tern q court the Isyy
drvu ses ,he Jsass,y tern vii sls
syyesr and se, u jurors a the %
ioursed tern Il sssc eogss ss-sI;
February issb, 1sss.
l. n. foas.
Clerk District CssYA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

Report Of school in Polnicky dis
trict, No 26 for month ending Dec.
2ls,, 1883. No. enrolled 90, average
attendance 10. Those who have moi
been absent or tardy during the
month are: Emma P~clnicky. Mar,
Sidlo, Lizzie SiIlo, Bertha Bieler
Henry Bleler, Alex Buckles. JOSEPH
Side, Joseph vavricka. Those no
absent during the term, Emma Pol
u;cky. JAS. y. Cochran
Teacher.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

-
iFrsuk Dickerson has been in Smith
Qnt,r for . week or SO.
IN. h. McNitt is in Lincoln settling
1Ith tie state treasurer.
Tie mother Of Mrs. A. Il. Jester
Us ;osc to Ohio on . visit.
Tits 10 the week of prayer and
}~selnxs have been in progress every
{te,ing.
The Watkins boys have sold their
}ap,r at Indianola and will start a
tar.r at Hastings.
join Myers has purchased an in
Isr,sts in the Democrat. Tie new
brn vsll be Ward & Myers.
,.,hs matrimonial ma'ket is quiet
u 6sm, however We have received
DO qsotations or inquiries for the last
bsv days.
Mrs. N. Velton, on her way Il
IFnpkliD, stepped over n day in th'
Stseis wjEbto visit her sister AT
Ph9s's!:
TScases Of Gather VS. Gates waere
il ,sury was the subject of suit, wa
srttkd on rather q compromise basl
t.is, week in Judge Sweezy's court.
sk4v. S. F. Dickinson, Of Newton
INA, who was recently called to tn
G,ueregational church Of this city
,ilfpreaoh next Sabbath morning an
! vesing.
Hiss King, our efficient count
superintendent, is teaching in tn
1i2h schools for = few days, in tn
a14ce Of Miss Thomas who is reporte
D be quite sick At Alma.
The Cowles Herald has been revi'
ed under the management OF a Nj
Hbueycutt who announces that th
Herald will be . clean cut local pap
without politics. Good.
Those seg-sackers who migrate I'M
acouuty and begin to find fault Wit
tie management Of county affair
scarcely before they are old enough
yote. should beware and at least ha
shadow Of truth on their side.
Gustave Bartscb, aged II years
relative of Ernst Welsch. died Il
Sunday morning after a brief lime
The young man was quite well kno'
In Red Cloud. The funeral o:curI
on Monday and was largely attend
by our citizens.
The criminal case Of Berry VS. F
nell, on the complaint Of running
and disrosing Of mortgased proper
RESULTED in binding Fenuell over
the district court in the sum Of g
The preliminary examination vas
before Judge Sweezy.
O. last Saturday L. S. court
GERS we're in the city serving not
on the Red Cloud Milling Co., cnj
ing that company from disposinI
any Of its property. ls c''nseque
the mills have been closed I'M
Ell hearing can be had in the I'm
States court.
81 J.A. Bailey has made = OF
Ics. county clerks that has pres
ovcr the archieves OF Ne clerical
p,rtmcnt Of the cosaty. he
been faithful. and We believe has
formed his duty honestly and
IA careful and businesslike manner
IA i. rossible for any man to dc.
careful officer and guards the .
Of the county with = jealous eye.
NAV have made . few errsss IN =
Immigration Of The o6es q {!
q clerk. but We believe that h .
newer mistakes than any q ~
li,,t crides eclla izss 49, :
they h.vs bee. plsesd d 6t
-~1Msf}isls Fi
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

Rs,eubes tbs. shss p. Barley
gin pss sp . h.re ssesss 81 rsss
ice this viss<r s.1 vii! b resiy 10
ervs he pesp,s visi pare river 10
iassesl = esseA ice. He'll rszs %.
Sess iss hin. 31-u
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

Specia. ste gisen on Pisnss snd
org4ns uniii JaH let Pianos sold fus
cab or on ns.sbly p.yneen eostsno
lea ih,a 81 PER Gay Osgsns ssd %
rates t. sgI; ensto-nso.
| Saps ]. BA;fay. AgA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

t. bexation fever is gsining
gro1e' ! idly in Canada, and it may
not e c than a score Of years be-
foreSti.el hnadian provinces are cor
rell6 (er the protecting folds Of
the d ma can flag. If Canada wants
70 ietp let her join Uncle Sans
vast and the country that il
nov c eb ridden by an extravagant
hish pflb ID lot Of worthless officials
vii An shaken of the barnscles and
put on air Of prosperity and pro
grS. e. has never beef known un
def Lac resent regime.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

ktc Legislature is tie source
Of 3 al fobbery in a nice way. Every
me- oe1 has some * to grind. aud
ND ri rewards for faithful service
plS e his election, aad the state
ira sud has to suffer to further that
eSd is an open fact that men are
gkcnv crkships Of committees. the
DIV oflwhich is not less than $3.50
Il q not have an iota Of work to dc
dAn vn( the whole session but draw
II Irrant. 1t is about time that
i, p lie get a rest from %burdcnsOme
tsxat which only goes to further
soras &orthless hireliug's pocket bool
b. pd (tical favors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11
For Sale.

4 good ,so seated spring ua-oa
uith top. Also some farm nash'asg
cheap. Gene AL see them
y. Markell
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

Tie great slAsghierisS sale - stsil
going o. Piies 81 g,ods a's cod q
a es~D1ssrlsesica q the Western
= Southexa Nefeaatile Assssisas3a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

Se~ line q so.er pets. vsses Tee
decofs.,oa and s,ssiessry jsss see;ss.
ed ., iIenry Coes..
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

I irhdkOmaha Bee and other state pa
fe-s calling loudly upon our leg
!. .atsel to promulgate to the people
OF commonwealth more
St -iua st banking law. 1t is an obso'
buc Get that private banking institu'
81 ,nsbave hardly, if any. supervision
b. (atc officials. while a national
D III is inspected at least five times .
), .af by the government. A Law
|snoel be made that would give thu
8 at power to examine these ins:itu
h Cd at will besides compelling then
[tsr blish reports Of their business
As j. law stands a depositor does no
nd whether q private bank has
Lon + in cash or a million on hand
The recent failure Of private bank
iii empty vaults should be . warn
ipako our legislatures.