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VOLUME 23.
EDITOR ROCHEFORT.
Tho Inpuisiro French JournR!i-t of Whom
tho Governmeut Is 4 .rnIL.

Tho ImpuIsivn From CHI j Journalist of Whom,
tho Government Is A.rnid.
The Government Is not afraid OF
Genera: Boulanger, but Henri Rochefort
Is great trouble" said tho French Am
hassador the other day to Count Herbert
Hi2inarck; and everybody who knows
what sort OF a position Rochefort held
In Paris Will understand what tho Am.
bassador meant. 1t Is no cxaggcration
70 say that tho editor OF LIntransigeant
gives away from $4,000 to G3, 900 OF his
income every year in charity.
ho has long acted as relieving officer
10 ali kinds OF needy people, and both
MS newspaper ofllco and his private
apartments in Paris were places of pub
nc resort, whittier flocked all those who
had grievance. Prodigal Of his talent
rs of his money Rochefort would at any
time dash of paragraph or an article
TO denouncc peccant official, and in
rough and ready way he did much good.
OFTEN unnecessarily violent, and some
times unjust, he took up rs n rule cases In
which somo palpablc wrong had been
done to poor folk. Ile made tho petty
oppressor trcmble. and his press tri-
bunai was ono which frequently caused
Justice TO be done eX pcditiously and fully
Tor people who could havc obtained no
remedy in courts Of law. The Paris cor
respondent OF tho Cologne Gazette has
been talking with number Of work
men. who all said 10 him: "H nous
f'w RochIforf'-thc truth being that
Rochcforts exile had left q gap which
can not 30 filled.
1t was g:cat mistake to Include
Eochcfort in tho indictment against
Boulanger, though no doubt Boulangcr-
ism owes most OF its success TO Roche
Tort. Whcn tho popular, opcnhandel
auruallst pronounced for Boulanger ho
drew after HIM an extraordinary nrm.
Der OF tho woi king classes; but ta.s fact
ought to have made tho Government
wary o; straining tho press laws against
t!m. Every body knows that Roche
fort was prosecuted because NJ. Con.
STAINS, tho Homo Minister, whom he had
repeatedly accused OF pcculation. wanted
to be avenged OF him; and tho Senators
who condemned Rochciort wcro also
nc;uatcd by tho wish TO get rid OF n
pcStilcnt fellow who had laid his lash
upon them all moro or less.
Nevertheless, Rochefort's conicmna-
t!on was not justifIablo according 10 tho
existing press laws, and 1t will place
any Republican government that may
come TO Office after tho next elections in
n troublesome position. forit will scarce
iy bo possible to revise Rochcforts sen.
tcnco without revising Boulangcr's On
tho other hand, tho advisability OF rc-
admitting Rochefort 10 Paris will ap.
Lar SO plain that tho government will
not dare gainsay it. So, probably, tho
end OF tho matter will DO an amnesty
extended to Boulangcr ns we'll rs to
Rochctort- Berlin Cor. Glasgow Herald.
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UNKNOWN OWNER E,Lo.


Blocks |, 2,:'. 4, ., G,T, 8. 10,
II, II, l5,lG.l7. 1919, 20. 30 %,
., 20, %, %. 30, 80. 33. 81, So,
3G, 81, 3S, 30, 30, II, IL, 33, A,
40, 46, II. iS, 30. 20, 81, 80, 50,
81, %, & 56, OF BllIou's addi-
tion To the town of Elk1. Lots
3 to 81, inclusive in block 90
and lots 10 6, &c - to ~ in
elusive. in block II Of Bal
LOUIS addition TO the town OF
Elko. Total value. $500. Gen
cral tax, 81 40; Elko special
school, q Co; ten per cent,
S 90; Auditors fees, 81 %;
advertising, 81. Total amt
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UNKNOWN OWNER, Elko:
Lot 20, block j, town OF Ellso.
Total value. $50. General
tax, 30; Elko special school,
) 10: ten per cent, 8 10;
Auditors fees, 81 %; ndver-
tising, 81. Total amount dues 4 2
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UNKNOWN OWNER E,ko.

UNKNOWN OWNER, Elko:
w OF tho II < OF tho NV
Il OF Sec. II, II 81, II 50. To-
tai vnluc. 500. General tax,
81 SO; Elio special school.
s 20; ten pcr cent, 5 30; Au-
dItor's fccs, 81 %; advcrtis-
ing. g. Total amt sluo. s o d5
WAIlDSOP WM., 1sgcarora:
House on lot II, block o,
town Of Tuscarora. Total
value, $50. General Tux,
s2 20; Tuscarora special
school, 81 90: ten per cont,
8 30; Auditors fees. 81 25;
advertising. 81. Total amt
uuo... a. ~
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WILKERSON II. ". Tuncn.

WILKINSON II. w, Tusca-
rora: Dwelling houso about
900 fcct north from tho Indo-
pendcnce Mining Co.'S dunn
In tho town OF Tuscarora.
500; 4 stock horses 100 Total
valuation, s2C0. General tax,
~ C0; Tuscarora special
nchool, 81 co; ten pcr cent.
Q 90; Auditors tcce, 81 %;
advertising, s2 90. Total
I'm tuuo -. ..........S g 3 OF
Notice 10 further given that 10 pcr
cent. on tho amount OF cach item OF
Original tax. together with 81 25 Aud
itor's fec, md 81 costs OF advertising
Tor each itom will DO collected in adj.
dition to tho amount OF original tax
in each OF enid cnscs Of delinquency,
and IL sad original taxes, pcnal,ics
and costs DO not sooner collected or
paid TO mo that ] will ut | o'clock =.
81. on Monday, tho Goth day OF 1nnu-
ary, 1890, at tho front door OF tho
Courthouse Of said county, nj tho
town OF Elko, therein sell each and
cvory parcel Of said described prop.
orty Tor tho total amount OF tho orig
inal tay, penalty and costs set nppos,o
TO each parcol ihorcof respectively,
TO tho person or persons who
will pay tho amount OF tho original
tax, penalty and costs for tho smallest
parcel Of tho property described op.
pOsito thereto respectively, IN each
case Of delinquency, and that Nil prop.
crly sCll nt such Palc and oach parcel
thereof, ia subject 70 redemption with.
IN dix months after tho dato of sale by
payment Of all of Gaid sums against
tho Same, or each parcel thereof re-.
| spcctivcly. with 2 pcr cont. ror month
thereon, from The datc Of said ealo nm.
ill paid.
i. II. MORGAN.
County Treasurer and tx.O.ncic
Tax Receiver.
Elko, Nov, Nov. q, 1880.
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COMMONS WI

CCESCRS T.. w. ' lko. Lots I.2ii.12.
~ Ia % iuc'uIiy". Of biOrk ~: ~ OF
blacks Il 4 ~; all nf Tack o. in InI.
lnuE nh,liii"n TO the town nf FIX.
Total - lac. o General tax 81 70;
III" special sChoGi tax. Z 2n: ten per
cent. ; 30. hu' t6rH ''-. 81 e: I'd.
NtTtS!ng. g. Total 'in't due.
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7OTICE OF DELINQUENCY AND
SALE FOR TANES, 1880.
STATE OF SEvIaA,l
County Of EltD.

0UdHTy UI EIF),
cc"'fr Tr'amror's Uc!cc. In and 70. Eiko
CCrr'y.
]. J. a.. MORAN. County Treasurer AMI cx.
blCio Tax Receiver. IL, anl for 81 i'll EIio conn.
~ 80 hereby give notice stat thofc IL uUw
payable ~ NY "rir" AMI GciiIGlucnt & r the :.
cal year lSSo. on property sItiIaIcd in aid EIkn
county. ia" following amounts GI iAEes w II.
ali!cs lES cost due from e rcrs.u or i,,r
soHs rnC "wn'ts and said lien ngain4t the
prop r.y wtihin named. mi ic.rr.b-d o ,p.,
I" each I" the other respectively, In the FOL.
lowing list. I0 wit;
ATnIAsrS JOHN. EorE Creek: Quartz
Mill III I'"Ck Cr"es hining DisuIct
Elk County NcvH II, owned by Inhu
AtLiu on. 81, 500. Gcn"raI Ts5 So 90.
TN pr cent uf tII. :: 80: Auditors
Gccs, a Is; hINsIiIsinE. ;? 60, Total. 500 IS
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Tho maiden fair will now prepare
10 search for Winter trimmings;
And when tho snow doth ficrccly blow
SheIl don her woO!rn l!mb:ugs.
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advertising. 81. TOini amt ductD GT
Ji N1ptn cox. MININc

J; N1rtR coN. MINING co. srI.cc.
mont! Building. furnace aud mnrhiu-
cry In Srtuccinnni MirinE District,
lnororniy. New. known and called
the J"nipt Con. Mining Co.. IN tho
town nf Spruccb,rnI Total Iniu,, So.
nCN. G'n raj tax. sJi: ten Ter rfm,
81 20: Auditors fo"s. 81 Is: nlvCitis
Ing, 81. TUiG, amt due. fG1
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hiEFTT JNO. NJ, Tus hrara: Lats
u 4 Ia. bark G, lots D. 4 -" blo,tD:
10: ). block i, town of rusvrrors, with
improvements. 500: Turnitur", q? C..
tStti value. slCTU. Bcu"rai trr s'S.
1uschTCrl spr.ipl Erhuul tax 3: uulI
tAS, -; t'n Icr cent. 81 50; AudII RS
fr''s. 81 o. Advertising. $40. Toth
amt Cue ..............-------.- sot I
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UNKNOWN OWNER, Elko:
Lot II, block 1. town o. Elko.
Total value. $50. General
tax. s 40: Elko special school,
%; ten per cent, .O5;
Auditors fees, 81 81; advcr-
tising, 81. Total amt due. s. 3 so
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UNKNOWN OM

y CNhNoN " Wv MEX, ElkO:
Lots |, ., 3. & 4, block l3. in
Bnllou's addition to the town
OF Eiko. Total value, SlCO.
General tax. 81 50; Elko Spec
iHl school, S 60; ten per cent,
5 20: Auditors fees, 81 %;
advertising, 81. Total amt
due. ~
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CLARK T.. T.. Dmlli'n: Dwelling house
IN The 'own nf DuliIun. "II the snth
side oi M1in strc T. nNd about l:Of,ct
t'nuih.'nsth th. Bluo Bril furnace, in
tsid town. owned anil Urcnri'd by l.
j.. 'in'k. Total value. $40. HcnrInI
tax. 81 ~: i'oll .n&. ~: icn "rr cent.
3 iS! Auditors fees. 81 .5;ndvCriising.
g.. IUtul amt due.
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UNKNOWN OWNER, Elko.

UNKNOWN OWNER, Elxo:
Lots ., g. rs, Is. 10, 90, 21,
block l3. in Ballou's addition
TO tho town of Elko. Total
valuc, 800. General tax,
81 SO; Eiko special school,
3 20; ton per cent, 8 90; Au-
ditor,s fees, 81 -; advertising,
81. Total amt duo = 4
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JtGkSnS y. g.. Tosno: Small dwell.
In hnusr about 100 fctt auuth OF
tt'lfoAd ncput In tue town Of Tao,
{IGn; station. ~ stock horses. 20
'''0I 3 wagons. kl.T7I. Total ,aIuc.
Sl,sF. Gcn,r / INK. $50 Is: I'oil lax,
-; ten per ccni, ~ Gi; Auditor, fees,
81 rs: adStrtlsiur, 81 TOini amt ,lucy
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rTRN1R MAS. J.f., EiSo: lots "a
y, bintk II. town NJ lLo viii, I'm.
lrnv"In"' e., $40: ! work horses. I
slack hnrns. L. stuc, c,tiir. $40. To-
tel value, $50 Grn"rAl tax, 90 is:
ElS" special school tax. : poIi
lnN 80. ten per c'ui. 81 "a. NuiItr's
fees. i rs: hdvcrti Ing. 81 OJ. fetal
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UNKNOWN OWNER, Elk,

UNRNOWN OWNER, Elko:
Lots 13, II, IL, l6, II, %. %,
" 81, block 10, in Ballou's ad-
dition TO tho town Of EllSo.
Total value, SICO. General
tax, 81 so; Elko special school,
: 20; ten per cent, ) 30; Au-
ditor's fees, 81 %; advertising,
81. Total amt due.
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HANNifAS !. q. Csilir. 50 ofSw
y, Il 2 "f 81 =; SSt /. uTs ~
Ui ,rc % T ~. Il 81. ImrrIvrnrni.,
S:01. - ck h rae. ~. Tot | yaIur.
$500. GrTctHjt \. So &c; pull tax. "a.
ten per ccd 81 -: Auditors {, cs, 81 q.
"dN"'''''"g. -. Total amt due. 81,
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UNKNOWN OWNER E,,,o.

UNKNOWN OWNER, Elko:
Lots 8. o, 10, II, II, block
II, in Bnllous addition TO tho
town Of EllSo. Total value,
800. General tax, 81 80; Ell
ko special school, s 20: ten
per cent. 3 -; Auditors fees;
81 %: advertising, 81. Total
amt duo. :
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BOWNAS HUGH. TTsrnrora; iot2',
block Z, town" "f Fur hIur.i. will, iii.-
IT"v"mGni.. TuiAl value Sl5' Gen
crhl iaS. - IO:Tn-rEruj q spa g. al school
tax. 81 %: ten per cent. 5 %: Audit
cr's fees. 81 %: Hdv, riisins. 81 10.
Total amt due.
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MnNi,lsON TIIus =. Tuscnr0rn: I.ol 81,
mDrL J. town ~ usa,rlti. viii, I,r.
proVcIncnis. $500 c,w-. slI. TU.si
vdlus, sG2j usncr | tx. - pj. Tus.
Cnr"ra special sc,ioni, 81 20: ten per
cent, : .hsi Aud L,t'a f.ca. - a.; nd
writing. 2. lolni amt doe. ,,,.,,,s
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ELKO, NEVADA, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1889

OSBOURN Z. j., Sprucemont,
Lots 4, 5 & g, block ID, town
OF Spruccmont, with improve
ments. Total value, $3.50.
General tax, 81 20; ton per
cent. s 81; Auditors fees.
81 %: advertising 81. Total
unit due
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O'NEIJ W. r., We In: Poss
claim 60 $50 acres uEsurvcy-
cd land at tho head Of SnhnOn
river and about % miles wcst
OF tho old Hubbard ranch,
With improvements, alco lots
7 & 4. blccl u, town of Wells,
also Grft payment on State
land, $50; % saddle horron,
l0s,oclt horses. 5f5 stock cnt-
ilc, z wagons, machinery. 81.
700. Total valuc, SS.A30. Gcu.
oral taS, sldl 7i. poll lny, 90,
Ton pei cent, sl5 II; Audit
or's fees, 81 %; advertising,
g. Total amt duo ...n. .slT(
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MENroNoN iNAO r.. Conn,r, rlt.l

MENpONUN IUhO r, County, First
payment on The V uf = " u. SW
Sofs kkswN TSEM. soc 90, TasR
"a. Sofs " 4. md y " Y ofSE
Y k5 EN. 4 81 u cf y VIZ. tcc ut
-. II 80 sw Y cfNw u 4 SwI ofSwN
Nee q, T. 40, Il ~. SE u &c a.. NE
Y ofE E'i. Sc 80. r u. Il 10. 4 iuis
tcOhtrcs. Total value. 40. ucnct-l
taxa 80! ten per c'n'. .25i Auditors
fees, l 2Si advertising. 2. Total amt
Hnr. ................u....
SOnBtPu SHLSO :. Tuscatofn: linnEo
IN lots = & I. block o. town 81 rusca.
rcrh. Tot value. tioo. Gcnrr, tax.
80! 1uscarorn Al ccisi sSbo I 50. icn
pr rIni. 90; Auli'Cr's fFcs. 2j. ID.
yCItising. q Total amt due. ...
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

/ On last Wednesds. Vas the IRE,
day Of Mag and our ysang ladies and
their young male friends, after eare-
ful preparation Of numerous May bas-
kets proceeded 70 their friends resi-.
dences and left them little tokens Of
fr; :ndsh;p.
A, the kindergarten school on 9Th!
Avenue the teacher, Mrs. Myers, and
her pupils INDUCED in = proper obser-
vance Of the day. The children took
their dinners and had . pleasant
time. The rom was neatly decor
ated aud At the proper time little
Jennie Myers wan selected as queen
VI the May and vas crowned BY Mel
lie ~Fa.ken6urg and Ethel Hosmsr.
Helen Mcfarland and Alice Coombs
acted as the queens attendants.
The little folks paraded the streets
and enjoyed it hughly.
During the evening the menters
Of thu Christian church gave . 6ne
social entertainment in the Moon
block. 1t VA . very pleasant affair.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03
san TAey Gene.

We are constantly receiving bar.
gains from our New York buyer. We
just received . lot Of ladies black kid
gloves of the finest quality that We
will sell for el.l5 per pair. worth @l.75,
every where. We have q few OF our
black kid gloves left At 80 cents per
pair, worth double the amount. The
new line Of linen torchon laces are
wonderfully cheap Look at our sat-
teens for 10 per yard, worth Is cents.
Our white goods, enbroideries, lacea
etc. You cannot afford to neglect see.
ing them At the price. Our millinery
department 10 still fiourishing. new
orders every day.
YoUN6's c. O. d. EMPORIUM.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

G. w. Dronsen, one OF the affabls
and courteous CONDUCTORS OF the n. 4
y. has lef the paths o. single blessed
nees and taken unto himself for bet
ter or worse. . helpmats in che per-
son Of Mise xaude Harding, Of Aims.
worth. Iowa, ct which place the csrs-
mony was performed on the 18th OF
April. The newly married couple ar
rived in this city the first Of last week.
and have settled down to tho realities
Of life. The CHIEF takes pleasure
along With their heats of friends. in
wishing them . happy welded life.
Nay their journey over lifes troubled
waters b one Of pertsss peace.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03
Tnas Gas Well.

The subscribers to the Red Cloud
Improvement Company. met on Tues.
day evening. and after . talk up Of the
situation, appointed . committee to
ascer;aia the cost o! sinking an oil or
gas well. and another committee 20
raj sc the capital stock 90 5000. The
project ought 10 Be decidedly success.
full il the citizens will take hold Of il
with eArnestness. Who knows what
is under us? There may be Gas. coal,
kerosene, salt. mon. IN fact We are jus,
- liable to strike oil ~ they arc else.
where. Go ahead boys, do something.
# it is only 70 make another effort and
then die.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03
RGeA.

That 10 70 ssy At the residence Of
Rev. W. A. F~slkenburg last Friday
night, the members Of the Methodist
church Of which he is the talented
pastor, "s~oopsd down upon him like
IN eagle from the skies" to the num-
Der Of 80 or 40, and presented him
with all kinds Of es,able, raiment, etc,
OF which, there were several dozen Of
eggs. The invaders mot II Oxlaho-
may stayed several hours aud during
that brief space Of time enjoyed them
selves hugely at The worthy divine's
expense (ws mean socially Il Was
both . pleasantly occasion, and the
people left feeling that it was good 70
be there.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03


G. y. NcDaaie!s has been taken 70
the insane asylum.
Brin. your job work 20 The CHIEF
office. Ali Of the latest s,yles Of type.
Erns; WeiSh has cold hi. restaurant
70 . gentleman b the name Of Seowell.
The CaIKY 6Iled a order Of nrinsisg
70. ]. y. Scott Of Leb snoa. Kar- on
Thursday.
The Cnr1 IN the last fev day. has
6Iled several orders OF printing sos
Kansas parties-
Six car loads Of stone aol some o!
the iron work for the county jail have
arriyei- The lumber viii axnye in Q
fee days-
Our sosrtsmeo are making most o.
the huat t6Ass days. Nearly even
day they q oot and r,iusn heavily o.
den ~itA game.
BED Good - the bed seeser Eos
nearly I'll Of the valley trade. Evesy
day orders are sees oos 70 The vasiouI
so~os b. oar merehan'a
The ". E. G. will eive . socsaI =,
The Masoa,e -. Monday evsaiss NAY
Ssh. RsduADsos vil b sssyed
!. Everybody cordially irvissd
Eninsns sir. Jass 4 TslisyA -
'isaseeed pas1 seaa4ad keasss :
xexe0D2~ - the goeuue 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

Gathered Up By Chief lgeporscss %
And About the City and Co vasy.
Wall paper at Cuttings.
Window shades At Cottiny's.
IS will buy . good harrow at A. b
Funk's.
John Shirley has painted his house
up in nice style.
Plain linen scrim for fancy work a,
Mrs. Newhousc's.
A new stock Of perfumes jrst re
ceived at Cuttings.
Charley Remsberg has gone baci
to the wild and wooley west.
Messrs. S. F. spokes6eld and NJ
B. Edleman were in Hebron thil
week.
The latest designs ia laces. Swis.
embroideries and Hamburgs a. Mrs
Newhouse.
"Cotting's 50" is the finest ant
most lasting perfume 10 in the maj
ket. Try it.
All kinds novelty braid, rick-rack
featheredee, gilt and silver braid, and
tinsel at Mrs, Newhousc.
The best assortment Of white
goods, challies, summer fannels, 50
teens, and ginghams at Mrs. New
house.
Monument is at the depot to b
placed OF the graves of MI. and Mrs
Shore. 1t comes from the marbl,
works of A: II. Brown. at Red Cloud
Headlight.
Mr.. VIM. Duck or of Red Cloud, wa
in town the fore part Of the week Will
. view to buying out one Of the m-r
camille establishments Of this pl lace
-Benkleman Pioneer.
Married at Amboy. Neb., 2S
BY Rev. G.. W. Hummel, Will am Z
Grouse Of Roca, Neb. to Miss Flor
NJ. Williams of Amboy. The happ,
couple took the evening train 70
their home in Roca.
kid Hawkins. who sho, ant
killed Frank Fansler in Hastings Ia.
November, and released on So, 90,
bail, and who disappeared when tn
court assembled, has been caught i
Wyoming and brought to K,arne,
and safely lodged in jail.--Dail
Headlight.
II you live in town and keep chici
ems it is your duty to keep them O
your own premises. II they wande
into . neigbbor's yard and destroy
garden, it i. that neighbor's Guty {
kill every chicken on the spor. II.
should also dress ana eat them an
. would not then be compensated.
you keep . chickea prepare 8 plac
for it or your neiehbor will.
The man Who would't take q new.
paper vas in town the other day
Among other indications Of bciu,
, Athind the times, We noticed that b
set his watch By the sign in front {
the jewelry store, wiped his nose on
bolt OF calico hanging in frcat Of
store. stopped ata bank to 'nqui,
the price Of coal and paid twenty-6v
I eents to \ drug clerk for n alnaus
Eggs have sold As los a. sc th
week although the general price
retail has been Toe. Sach a pri
must be terribly eallirg to the prod
icing hen, and be it said 70 he. hon
that che gives jus, as good Gags I
Sc and loo a she did last winter
s5e She never s~dalte,ases b
goods aad nan is not per1aiss. 4 to
loo because Of the hens Aeluetieal
sealing methods Of pattllg tisa =
Fer this nases moanuoeak Or ,
fypoea Ae00os = . tsvA han snsu1al
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03
k~Oo

Something rev and decidedly
sweet" under the direction Of the
ladies B. n. N. society, At the Y. N.
c. A. hall, Tuesday evening Nay 9Th.
Lemonade, lensn cake, lemon pie, and
lemon ice cream will be served, and
lemon seed ornaments given y prizes.
Everyone invited, and each one re-
quested to bring . lemon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

When il Red Clovd call u The
fss,itsrs store Of p. V. Tsyios. opro
ute he 2. y. besk, ed piek yes oss
Q &.s kitSAss OF pssios salt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

TIE greatest vosder Of The lesh
century, . carpet exhibitor showing
just hov . carpet will look vh.l On
the A.or II p. Y. Tsylos's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03
Bird z at Deyo's.

Abe CARRIER was in the city thi.
week.
J. 4. Tuileys Was in York thi.
week.
Miner Bros. have put up . new
awning.
Mayor Holland i. painting the Hol.
land Ho lse.
Rev. Horace y. Pond was in the
city this week.
Deyo takes subscription for any
paper published.
j. +. Winters has painted his
house up in nice style.
7. l.. LETTERS has purchased the
billiard parlor Of Ira Sleeper.
Shafe Kaufman Of the daily Head
light was ia the city this week.
l.. +. Clapp Of Worthwhile. Mich. 10
in the city looking up . location.
DR.. Damerell is in St. Louis attend
ing a convention Of railway surgeons.
The scmper paratus young peoples
club held forth At Mrs. Lew Albright's
on Monday evening.
NJ. S. Marsh will soon his
billiard p.rlor to the room lately &C.
cupied By Longton's saloon.
Jacob Funck, father at c. L. Fuack
Of Line township vas in tie city
Saturday visiting with his son.
Those who owe US on subscription
will please come forward and pay up
a once. We want the money just
Remember that Deyo has q regis
tered clerk 90 your prescriptions can
be filled accurately at any time 1t his
store.
DR.. Meanwhile has determined on
moving to Red Cloud. He vil! oecu-
py q suite Of rooms in the Sleeper
block.
G. W. Fairbrother, and wife Of Ne
maha City we're in the cit. this week,
the guests Of relatives, T. G. Hacker
and family.
The regular meeting Of the W. c.
7. L. will be held on Thursday May
9th at 3 o'clock p. IN. At the residence
of Mrs. s. CARRIER.
J. =. Upp of Kansas, just south Of
Red Cloud has 1000 peach trees in
bloom, and all bid fair to be crowded
with peaches, the weather permitting.
On Centennial day the city was
gaily decorated with flags. Supt.
Curran of thu bile schools had the
high building appropriately decked
with the star spangled banner.
Senator Plumb Of the "Gim"-hold
on Quaker. We mean Helmet is on the
sick list. Gene Mcmillan and Frank
~Falkenburg do the quill work during
the editors temporary absence.
There viii be a Temperance meet
ing next Sunday evening at the Pres
byteriau church under the auspices Of
the W. {. T. L. Everybody invited
An Interesting program has been pre-
pared.
The young peoples literary society
Of the Congregational church will
give a social at the residence Of Mr..
c. ". Kaley's, Friday May 10. A
cordial invitation is extended to the
public.
+. =. Shields, With his usual en-
terprise has etarted up THE Belle
City Daily Leader at Blue Hill.
The paper is . daisy and Shields
should receive = liberal patronage
from the Blue Hill people fer his
energy and enterprise,
The place to buy furniture, 10
where You car buy the best goods
for the least money. To satisfy
yourself. just call on ". L. Haines,
three doors vest Of the Holland House.
He has . fine line Of furniture: New
goods arriving every day.
The s.6z' Of the soda fountain 10
heard in the land now. Henry Cook
and c. J.. Getting both have them in
full operation, and now the weary
traveller begrimmed With Mother
Earth can quench his thirst quickly
By applying at either place.
Webster street is being graded
again for the hundredth time, aud
those streets that have never been