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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

TOWNSHIP SUeGNv,soRs.
e. W. uammeli temporary eAsis0al
Asloarsed to Jassssy 18Th issc o.
q. IN
hoard mc, pursuant Ia a~djcssawss
and in absence oteAalsman J. I. Fran,
~as chc~en 10 Ill chair.
Report ~ county judge . hoard q
supervisors Rad and ~arpscved.
ia mc,inu tho following sese 10
elatsd m,mho,s II the hoard TOT sasS
inx year
H. Mctallam. .utde Rcek,
W. n. l,Afeas. t,.avss CrvsA.
Jancs Gwves. suii~ a,st,
", 4, Laird. OAK C,~~A.
Je,hsm Martin. t'ossiam.
L. u Thomas. km CrssA.
I, e. Wilder Pleasant llui
q, u Coon. Garasid
e. W, uammsil. LAss.
u l., Alyss. Rel Cloud,
Samuel Zoe. Ned Cloud. isa Ward.
A. u kaley. " ~.
J l.. trsms. Ns,is
Isaac Nsh. t.isn wocd.
y = Wells. Msrmcuy.
Il T. Gather. Ca'hcrtce,
D. u jones. l~navalc.
A Mccall, " slaut Csveh,
q. Gus, made pro,ss, s6alas, ssasias
all u, shows named members ssd A,ed
his certificate ~ election.
Motion made aud carried 10 psocssd Ia
election VI permanent chairman, ~Aesv-
upon T. a. Wilder VI Pleasant llui sas
dolly elected.
Cicrk Was ordercd Ia draw . Wasrast
Ia favor of ssntori y Nose Coz oiSsso
amount 81 judemsa, aSalnss Webster
county. nlso . ~artsat 10 fsvos ~
ftsnk Wheat tor g amount II
jaigmcat ssain., Webster county.
oa motion tho election ~ soldiers ~.
i,et committee Vas laid oves uii amer.
nooa
tpon certificate at town c,ssh of
l,a,,n 'o~nship. v. n. Hail was ap-
pointed ~ias,'ce oI the peace aud besd
died.
Tao follo~ies Official t.oeis ~s,s
died aud approved.
4, SchenaA. Coroner.
Assaasoss-t. u. Ws,is. Otio SAisi.
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k~nsbcrR. v. J. I'~,sssoa,
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thos. rrs,bes. T. d. Ofws. Geo. spA4~.
lows Cissss J l.. Whit H. Un.
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~. L. & Oims,ssd. No Z. Johs Wsat.
ten, No -.
In mo,,os tim fsiiosisg wssv ~.
pointed as soid,~'s relief eoSmhsssi
J. J.. Miller, 3 years ~ " lIaxss .
yests. John Nctisiium ! Ssss,
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Farm to rea,. q. ": Barker,
Mrs. W. r. Shea hss been very sick
this week.
Note the change In she Timetable
on another page,
The big 5 eoulda', play TIE cold
soldier racket on the supreme court
II You wan, JOB work cheap and the
best material used, call At Tnx Cmirr
Office.
We have Instruments for accurate.
ly testing aud fitting the eyes ui,h
speetaeles. l., II. paro.
job work al this once cheaper
than any n for 6ne quality Of goods
and I, . sorkmsnlike manner,
reter Sv.ndscn made the editor Of
this Great Family Weekly smile this
week. he will read Tnx Cmikr Tor
1890.
Our holiday trade convinced ss
,ha, il pays to sell goods cheap. We
will continue lov prices On every
thing in our line. l.. II. Dsyo.
Henry Scott has had the - 10
grippe" on tee sherd's office for four
years past, aud now the grippe . 10
Russian" has hun Fat Of his back.
M snow Of the last few days has
Afforded our young folks, end oil
those Who love the "beautiful' much
sport. Sleigaiug has been oil the
style.
Miss Carrie llummcl. daughter Of
Geo. ". llummel, 10 very siet. but
under the care Of DR.. Damsrel hopes
are entertained Of her recovery. We
hope so.
The Ia grippe is s,ill going the
FUNDS Of Red Cloud, aud every day
brings ia more accounts Of people Who
are down with the great Rass'an
plague.
The snow storm Of Sunday block.
AIDED railroad trs@c on tho u. 4 NJ.
and all the trails were delayed sever
al hour. from . too plentiful fall Of
the .bcau,Ial."
II you have not bought . heavy
suit OF over coat yet, you will be tho
winner TO the amount Of about o. 90,
if you will call on Berg 4 Gslasha
aud buy onc uox.
The street car liac was badly block.
AIDED Mon, ay mossiog, bst Pap lsus,,
the able superintendent sson had the
same cleared BY The nee Of . scrs?cr
aud o good team Of nules.
This of cc has had too much IL
grippe. our devil 6rst,our foreman sec.
opd and our "extss sub third. End
between all Of this trouble u Keeps
the editor Russian coke
For the next tuo moo,hs ~ shall
sell all winter goods a prices never be.
fore known ~ heard az. Several
mes of goods will DO closed oni With.
gu, regard 10 cost.
Bxs0 4 GALvsnA.
Those vhom the gods s,sh Z de-
.,ro, they srss make mad" This N
II. "..,se, Lay" The mill' Of ne
Gods grind SLOW bot exceeding
Zoe" ssd just aov the xriodi"s
down ~ the mussump hesdqusr,efai'
~sseruc,s,ios and ansneislIy ps'sfsl,
&c rreuns.
". II. bentley has been ssst dur.
ing thu last fcv dsys. lie 'sJorts
connder'ble railroad s~etIvisJ. sd
,hisis our people ought ~ be os
their metal. The golden oppe',s.i-
~ 10 here. Railroads Gill never
come ~ tom that don't shos es.
,srpri,e enough 70 solicit, thsa. u
I,eA Cloud vsets railroads ske mast
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17


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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

The nc~ board 81 Supervisors fsr
$50 met Of the court house on Tees
day sad elected = ,emro,siy organ
jsalien ~ slsctisg Geo. HuGnei ssa
posss, chairman. IN wsdussAs,
The board again assembled saa sitter
disposipg - some miner tasis.s,.
proceeded To elect . sbairSsn Tso
candidates vefe ia the Sid vi. r j.
wilder 81 PlssssL, Hin To.p,hip SID
4. u. Ksley of He'd Cloud NJ
wilder received . msjori,y 81 the
vetes ssd ~ss declared elected. Ws
vss escorted "a bis ~. sod 10 . fss
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thsats 70 the hoard fer the hases be.
ssoses srsu him W. y,edis, ,hs,
NJ. wilder gill BE- ~ tho ess'
ehsirmss that the bossa kss hsa ssa
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sIscsios.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
To ID Things Come


lsssbe T~eeonoeove Ufeees
VFtssa Thursday . " railSani
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ray sftrs has ! paisnAy ssnl
NJ haAEccs sv sstslHs abcreit. .tstiy strait
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In ~ssshans 30 u 3, e0tssse
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ksrs~oraalhk al the yditscAi s,senxth.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
TRIBUTE TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE

No matter how the Parnell imbroglio in
England and Ireland may result,whether the
uncrowned king is dethroned or whether he
is more firmly than ever established in au-
thority, 1t has certainly been the means Of
the highest compliment having been paid to
American manhood and womanhood. 1t
was noticeable that so soon as the verdict
in the divorce court was rendered against
Parnell, Messrs. Dillon, O'Brlen. and the
other enveys of the Irish Parliamentary
party who were engaged in raising funds in
America for the Irish cause, at once saw
the hopelessness Of further effort on their
part. They felt that even If Par
nelPs magnetism, and ehe confidence
with which he might inspire the Irish peo-
pie as a political leader should cause
his folly to be overlooked in Ireland, in
this country popular sentiment had received
such a shock that no further reliance could
be placed upon American support TO a
cause with which any one, laboring under
the odium which had been fastened on him,
was conspicuously identified.
This, no doubt, was one of the most po-
tent reasons which caused the mission of
the Irish ENJOYS, on which but few weeks
previous they had started with such high
hopes, to be abandoned. And although the
American divorce court is the fruitful
theme of jocular comments, both at home
and abroad, the action Of these gentlemen
is very conclusive proof that in the United
States there il an undercurrent in favor of
morality and the purity of the home and
society so strong as TO be irresistible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT

At last there is reasonable prospect OF
America having the reproach taken away
which has 50 long been hers respecting in
ternationai copyright.
The House OF Representatives did a proper
thing the other day in passing the Copy
right bill, and 1t is hoped that the Senate
will shortly pass 1t also. II so it will be one
OF the few commendable measures which
will be shown In the record Of the Congress
which passed the Mckinley bill, and is
about to pass a yet more infamous measure
In the detestable Force bill, which is i'm
pending In the senate.
Prom the year 1890, when Congress
announced that no foreign authors should
have their works protected from robbery,
America has legitimated piracy and
with strange persistency has, for years and
years, been holding out against the consen-
sus OF the civilized world in declining to
secure to an author the ownership in the
.Isbors Of his mind. and which more than
any other species OF property is distinctly
created.
II IL . source Of modification that so
many Of the opponents OF the measure in
the House Of Representatives were from the
South; but this Is mitIgated by the renec-
zion that, on the other hand, some OF its
most earnest supporters were from our sec
ton. 10 them the South ows debt.
A portion Of the strenuous resistance
made Was doubtless due TO the fact that in
ssdsT y get any measure whatever adopted
ths particular enc introduced was compro-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
CREDIT VS.. CASH.

The present money stringency is gener-
ally conceded to be due to want OF conf-
dence by banks rather than lack OF cash IN
their vaults. There is certainly not less
money in the country than there was ninety
days ago.
The fact, however, that the Barings should
have overloaded themselves with such ut
terly indigestible stuff as their South Amer
lean investments gave a shock TO credit
throughout the world. II the Barings have
become reckless and insecure, who can be
trustedy said the banks. Thus the inno-
cent suffer with the guilty, and the prudent
merchant Of these United States is called up
sharply because there is rottenness In the
Argentine finances.
More than nine-tenths in the aggregate OF
all financial transactions are made by
checks and not by cash. The very life and
soul Of a check. as Of loan, is credit. A
lean is made because it is believed 1t will
be repaid. A check is accepted because 1t
is believed the currency will be forthcoming
II asked for. If this confidence is under
mined the trade and commerce and flnan-
cial transactions of the country are thrown
nto confusion.
Now, what has happened in this country
within ninety days to throw a shadow upon
the general solyency Of our merchants and
tradersg Absolutely nothing! On the con-
trary, with a solid and reliable trade, they
have undergone the most searching in
quiries, and If any Of them should be forced
into liquidation, with ample assets to meet
their obligations, it will be from artificial
and not natural causes.
1t is gratifying to know that the banks OF
Richmond, as we had hoped and believed
they would do, have treated their mercan-
tile customers with the confidence TO which
they are justly entitled, and have thus
strengthened the trade Of this city and en-
couraged legitimate enterprise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
The oyster.

new 1OIh BUN.
Our esteemed contemporary The RICH
MoND TIMES locates its proposed chair for
the study Of oysters in the wrong place
when il assigns il to William and Mary
College. 1t should be in William street,
near Wall, in the city Of New York.
The oyster il fine subject for Observa-
ton in that neighbOrhood. No oyster was
ever known TO have told lie. None ever
sneaked behind lie to save his own shell
at another oysters expense. No oyster ever
tried TO get himself out of a mud bank by
petulapt abuse Of friend who was the ac'
cidental means OF showing that he had fal-
len in. Speaking with greater comprehen-
sion, no oyster that had been intrusted with
distinction and influence ever attempted
treacherQusly TO turn his tribe into clans
Everybody knows also that one Of the most
meritorious gifts of the oyster is his knowl'
edge when 10 shut up.
So far as his intellectual and moral quail
ties extend, therefore, this genuine and
honest friend and helper Of the human race
is second 10 nobody as model for citizen
ship, private or public. William street,
near Wall. is perhaps without exception the
place where the oysters fundamental char.
acteristics are most in need Of sincere and
unswervng appreciation and imitation.
BY all means the new Professor of Oyster
Morality should make his headquarters in
William street, near Wall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07

mise which IL far from being what the JUS
tice and real right Of the case demanded
But after all the chief opposition made was
due 70 the argument that an international
copyright would increase the price
OF boSks. Even II this were so IL
,,ouId have been shame 10 have
allowed IL 20 defeat a bill which is
founded on the most common principle OF
honesty. As Mr.. Lowell las aptly said
"rhere IL one thing better than cheap
book. and that is a book honestly come by
The argument about cheap books, however,
Il simply cheap claptrap, and lit were not
expected that IL wonld catch votes would
never be heard Of. The idea that . copy
right bill il protection measure IS
equally absurd. IL Is protection, but pro-
lection against robbers.
Since the establishment Of international
copyright in England, France, and Ter
many prices Of books have become greatly
lower than they were before. The selling
price of books Qike that OF any other COM
modify depends on the extentof The marker
which Is open, and now that the American
market will be open to foreigners and their
markets to Americans, authors and pub
fishers can afford TO publish and sell at
lower prices than when they looked only TO
a limited field.
In nothing has America made greater
progress than in the ''get up OF books, and
today a prettier and better book can BE-
bought for 81 than ten years ago could have
been bought for 81. In all the advantage
to be reaped from this measure the SOUTH
will have its full share. Its writers have
come to the fore and are being sought for ant
read everywhere; and it's publishers ART
beginning to stir themselves with an eye U
the fact that behind them is population
which has doubled within the last genera
ton, and which is awakening to the value
of education and the need Of books.
1t is earnestly TO be hoped that the Sena
tors from the south will give their supper
to a measure TO be commended upon prin
ciples both Of honesty and Of expediency.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
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BEAUTIFUL ART GOODS.
The Singer Manufacturing Company VIII
Make "A Wonderful Exhibit.

The deplorable picture presented by Hoo
| in his celebrated "Song of the Shirt" woul,
have been uncalled for if the Singer Manu-
featuring Company had have been in exist
ence at the time OF its composition.
The arduOus "stitch, stitch, stitch" is
| thing Of the past since the elegant, i'm
proved Singer machine has come into ex
lstence. A proof of the pudding is the eat
ing Of the sauce thereof, says the old adage
and the Singer Manufacturing Company
will not only show their machines, but some
OF the fine, artistic work done by them.
Commencing December 18th and cOntinu
ing during the holidays this company will
have on exhibition at their sewing machine
parlsrs. No. POS east Broad street, the mOst
beautiful display of fine art goods Rich
mond has ever seen.
These samples exhibited will be all work
done by them on their improved Singer Ma.
chine. In design and beauty nothing hand
s0mer has ever been shown, and il will be
a rare treat for the ladies tc examine the
wsrk.
What the Singer Manufacturing Com oany
will offer is not a narrow sighted painting
called artistic work. which only a few can
appreciate and az few care about, but some
highly interesting exhibits; instructive as
well as enjoyable, and something that every
member OF happy household can appreci-
ate.
The exhibits will be varied, and embraces
all conceivable kinds of machine work
one OF the pieces in store for those who will
call next Thursday, the open ing day, or az
forwards, is a large, framed piece, in the
centre Of which IL the handsome diploma
awarded the Singer at the Piedmont Ex-
position in Atlanta in 1887 over all compe-
tition. -Four artistic designs circumyent
this, representing as many States. with ap-
propriate emblems.
Another diploma will be shown, for this
c0mpany's merit has won for them legion.
This one is for variety and excellence Of
work, embracing all kinds Of embroidery,
lambrequins, pillow cases, sofa cushions,
table covers, and scarfs, and no extra at
tachment is used. The copies from oil
paintings 10 wonderful. Among these are
the famous fox-hound Hector. and most
realistic representation Of a cotton plant,
entitled, Cotton Is King" These two
pieces OF work are perfect, and deserve the
careful examination OF all.
Ii Is safe TO say that all who visit the
Singer manufacturing parlors will be de-
lighted with what il there 10 be seen. and
will go away thoroughly convinced OF the
unequaled facilities Of the Singer Machine.
Every lady In the city, and all who de-
sire 10 do so, are cordially invited to call
next Thursday, and any day thereafter, and
examine this beautiful display Of art goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
CLOAI<S.

We have made some great reductions In
this department in order to reduce our very
large stock -,
Three-auarter length Fine Beaver loose
front with braided sleeves and collar at
$3.50 reduced from slT.
Plain Loose Front Refer, In fee cloth'
braided collar, at$lO.
Three-quarter length Vest and Blazer. satin
lined at $3.50, reduced from sll.
Plush Jacket, Astrakhan vest and sleeve, al
Sl7 reduced from s25.
Plush jacket, with AdtralShan storm collar.
sl5.
Plush Modleska Wraps reduced from go TO
$40, and $50 10 Sl5.
Plush and Astrakhan Combination Capes nj
SIS 90
Astrakhan Capes with large storm collars
$500
Astrakhan Capo with plush and braided
shoulder at 50.
Plush shaped Cape, with Astraknan and gimp
trimmings at 81 80.
Child's Gretchen Cloth ClOaks at 81 Sd Tor
sizes two and four years. aud Zoe TOT
every two years older.
Misses Wool Newm2rkets, from twelve TO
eighteen years at 500, reduced from 3D.