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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-04-03
JEFFERSONVILLE.
Sugar parties are now in order.
Geo. Page is very sick with pneumonia.
o. =. HAYES has been granted n DpnsiOn

Sugar parties are now in order.
Geo. Page is very sick with pneumonia.
0. ?. Hayes has been granted pension
Mr.. Wallis returned to Rhode Island Satur-
day
Mr.. Wallis mill has shut down for "a few
days.
Mr.. Varnum is spending few days at
home.
Easter concert Sunday evening at Z. All
are invited to come.
Mrs. H. Raymore continues to gain in
health and strength.
A church meeting is called after the prayer
meeting Wednesday evening.
Matte Wilcox is engaged to teach our vii
lage school the spring term
Several from this place attended the Mary
Howe concert at Burlington Tuesday evening.
Easter service of the Episcopal Church a
the new church, Cambridge Center, on Sun
day, April 6, at 1910 a. IN.
Fred Ransom is soon to go on the freight
train of the B. & l.. r. r. as fireman. A. S.
Atkins takes the job at the engine house.
Rev. Mr.. Knowlton of Greensboro occupied
the Cong1 pulpit last Sabbath. A large
audience was present and listened attentively
to a very able sermon.
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STOWE.

Elmer Wood and family will remove to
Morrisvile this week,
Ira Fuller is quite sick. He is very aged
and has not the vigoF of youth,
Miss Lucia Turner gave sngar party to
the primary classes of the village Sunday
schools Saturday.
Snow came to the depth of four or FIVE
inches on Friday and was freely used on Sat
urday and Sunday,
Mrs. VIII Johnson, of the % Forks" died of
consumption on Thursday morning. The
funeral occurred on Saturday, Rev. Mr..
Wright officiating, 90 '$
On FEiday occurred the death of George
Howe, of Moscow, aged 73 years. The
funeral services were on Sunday. Mr.. Howe
had long been a resident of Stowe, and was
worthy and respected citizen,
T. R. Merrill, leader of the Montpelier Mill
tary Baud, has been engaged to give instruc-
tion TO our band. His first lesson was given
on Friday evening last, The band IL IA fine
condition at tho present time, full of enthu-
siaSm and bound TO excel in fine music A
few lessons from MIR. Merrill will amply fit
them for some excellent work the comm :.
season.
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EDEN.

Chas. Bryant, from Worcester, Mass, is in
town.
A. g. Miller has moved to the William Scott
house at the Mills. ~ ID,
Elmer Vincent has moved into the house
vacated by Mr.. Miller, q, o. Miller has
moved into the house with his mother.
Eden Cornet Band will hold sugar festival
and promenade in the vestry at the Corners
next Friday evening. Admission 10 cents;
sugar 10 cents.
Upwards of 100000 feet of logs have
been delivered at the several mills and bank
ing places in town. The season, though not
called favorable for numbering, closes with
the smallest per cent. of logs in the woods fol
several seasons.
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CAMBRIDGE.

The post-office was moved Tuesday.
Mrs C. F. Hulburd is in quite poor health
o. L. Bourne has moved into the ''Trans-
cript" block.
B. B. Brown of North WiIliston was in
town last week.
Two more days of sleighing, which was
used to its utmost.
Read Gray's advertisement. He pays 61a
cents cash or seven cents in trade for maple
sugar.
The friends of Rufus Montague regret to
hear of the serious illness of Mrs Montague
at their home in Morrisville
Easter service at the Episcopal chapel,
Cambridge Boro, Sunday, April 6, at 3 D. m.
Also Good Friday service April 4, at D. m.
and on Saturday, April >, at 3 p. m
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-04-03
MARRIAGES,

WILSON--FISH.-In North Hyde Park, Vt,
March p, 1890, at the residence of John
Blake, Dy L. f. Allen Esq, George j. Will
son and Ada Fish, both of Hyde Park.
CAMPBELL - KINGSLEY. In Rutland.
March 81, 1890, at The residence of the
brides parents, by Rev George w. Phillips,
=. D.. Prof, Alfred II, Campbell, Phi. D., of
Johnson, Vt, and Miss Carrie L., daughter
of Mr., Samuel 7. Kingsley
RARTLETTE-ALE Norris
town, March 26, 1890, by Rev. M. Kings
bury, Albert Bartlette to Claudio H. Alex
ander.
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NEWSPAPER LAWS.

l. Any person who takes paper regular
ly from the ofiice-whether directed to his
name CT another's, or whether he has sub
scribed or nOt-is responsible for the pay
ment
3 If a person orders his paper discontin
ued he must pay all arrearages, or the pub
fisher may continue to send it until payment
is made and collect the whole amount, wheth-
er the paper is taken from the office or not.
g. The Courts have decided that refusing
to take newspapers and periodicals from the
postoffice, or removing and leaving them un-
called for, is prina Gcie evidence of fraud.
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Following is the record of some of
the well-knOWn horses that have long
done service in Vermont:

Ben Franklin also has Il with records of
2-34 or better, and in all has 80 with records
obtained in races. No horse born in Vermont
ever equaled this at same age. " Rare Ben, y
is one of Ben Franklin's best sons Book
now open; S25 to warrant. See circulars
Certificates were nled in town and county
clerks offices before ADril |
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/. M. GEORGE g. CO.,

HOMMISSION MERCHANTS in butter, cheese,
" eggs, beans, poultry, maple sugar and syrup.
Also dealers in Foreign and Domestic Fruits.
Consignments solicited and orders filed
ia South Market St, BOSTON, Mass.
/. NJ. GEORGE. j. L. HARDING.
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V. W. JEHETT.

nEALER in wagons OF al kinds: one and
IL ty., ,fse lumber and express wagons,
ouggies, etc. Iron work and repairing done to
lrder; 4 isO Horse Shoeing. Give him call.
WORTHWHILE, VT.
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decide to come will give anexhibitiOn
drill, and add much to the occasion.
At the meeting of the Centennial
committee Saturday evening, no fur
ther action of any Importance was
taken. As Capt. Kenfield goes to
Boston in a few days the committee
instructs him to give personal atten-
tion while there to some matters as
vet undecided.
FROM THE ACADEMY.
During the month of March the following
pupils of the graded schools were neither alb
sent nor tardy:
Grammar Dept.-Celia Byrne. Edna Cut
ting, Gussie Durham, Lena Irish, Lettie
King, Maud Moulton, Ila Niles, Hiram Slay-
ton, Josie Slayton, Charlie Sheldon, Edwin
Story, Geneva Waite.
intermediate Dept.-Ira st. Jack. Grace Al
lard, Blanche Barrows, George Champeau,
Ernest Cobleigh, Henry Cutting, Eddie Dun
ham, Roy Grout, Belle Hawse, George Jack
son. Carrie Laraway, jamie Lindhard, Levi
Munson, Harry Peck, Edna Rublee, Jennie
Sears, Geo. Tewksbury, Mary Barrows
Primary Dept.-Homer Bentley, Mark Cut
ting, Gertie Dingwall, Arthur Forbush Halle
Goodell, Willie Goodrich, Gertie Haskins
Cora Hunt, Erie Harris, Bessie Mayott, Ma
bell Pike, George Rublee, Clarence Wheeler,
Fred Wheeler, Charlie Westcot, Walter West
cot, Homer Haskins
Following are the officers elected at the
Lyceum for the remainder of the term: Pres,
I. j. Scribner; Vice-pres., F. E. Smith; Sec,
Augusta Bassett; Business Committee, A W.
Stone chairman, Ella Holmes, W E. Finne-
gan, Mary Nye, Everett Sanborn.
At the Lyceum Friday evening the debate
was on the question SHOULD there be an ed
ucational qualification for voters?'' Aft.
George Finnegan L. c. Bentley; Neg V. L.
Fisher, E. P .Bigelow; decided in the affirmative
The Students Journal, edited by E. J. Gale
and Misses Cushman and Slayton, was read,
after which an adjournment was taken to the
hall above, where a social was held.
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Dr. i. A. RoaINSON.

y Feeth extracted with OBTUNDO, harmless,
and nearly PAINLESS. Crown, Bridge and Best
Plate Work and Fine Filings are SPECIALTIEs.
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DEATHS.

IA Boknin Morrisville March 16, 1890,
Jared b. Tabor, aged 81 yrs. and mos. q,
BURNHAM.-In Hyde Park. March 27. 1890
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Edgar
Bullard, Mrs. Harriet Burnham relict of
the late Offn r. Burnham,
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{, FOSTER.

ATANUFACTTRER and DealeiIn llKin1s
~ Of Marble Il Granite. Work Guaranteed
as Goo'i, md prices Low as any IN Vermont
Portl8 Is street. NORRISyILLE, VT
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-04-03

hEALERS IN Pianos, Organs, Sheet Musi
II and Musical Merchandise of all Descrip
tions. All orders for Pianos, Organs and Tuning
promptly attended to. ST.JOHNSBURY, VT.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-04-03

SHAW g. RCRB,

nRACTICAL UNDERTAkER. Finest Goods
Il the market affords. Ice box and embalmer
MORRISYILLE, VT.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-04-03

COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Wholesale
u Dealers in Country Produce, Butter, Eggs,
Potatoes, Fruit, etc.
- II 81 Locust Street. HAvERHILL, Mass.
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E. NJ. RAND g. CO.,

DHYSlCIANS AND SURGEONS. Office hours
Il until 8 A. NJ; from | to and to s P NJ.
Office at DIR. HalPs residence, MORRIsyILLE, VT
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-04-03
AUSTIN BELKNAP,
DIS j. Hall as. .H.JoHNsoN.

nEALER In Butter, Cheese, Beans, and Pro
- visions. No. IL Fulton Street, BOSTON.
AUSTIN BELKNAP.
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to cents per loaf Eight dozen Lamoille
Crackers only 25 cents. Cookies, Cakes,
Graham Rolls, &C., very nice and cheap.
Confectionery of all kinds at wholesale or
retail Fresh Fruits, dried Fruits, &C., al
ways fresh and good. All kinds fancy and
staple Groceries as low as the lowest. We
claim to be headquarters for Flour as we
buy in large lots and save middlemen's pro-
fits. Call in and leave us your orders and
have your goods delivered at your door.
We take in exchange for our goods nearly
all kinds of Produce. We want few car
loads of Maple Sugar in tubs and will pay
the highest cash price.
Yours, &C.,
I. A. WHITE & 60.
Morrisville, Vt.
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W, M, SMITH,

nEALER IN Itahan and American Marble
I all kinds of Granite; Monuments, Heaa
stones, Tablets, SC. Cemetery work neatly exc
cuted, orders promptly filed Cambridge, VI
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-04-03

Parties investing in these Bonds viii find both
interest and principal is paid when due and no
fear Of being obliged TO fOreclOse on a mortgage.
What is the income OF $500 for five yeaFsP
Interest on $500 for FIVE years at per ct. is SIS.
Interest on-i7a9T T0r five years at per ct is 100.
Interest on 800 for five years at per ct is 125.
The interest on a $500 Savings Bond, years,
secured by an equal amount of securities and
guaranteed by the Capital Stock of the company
st 8 per Gent is Si5G. No better security is
bffered. We invite correspondence and circular
wilfbe sent on application or inquire of Wilson
8 Powers, SIorrfsyille.
Mnn&nn1inr Tfnrs,,nn4
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STATE Normal SCHOOL,.
LOsKSsRN. ERNI<aHE.

Terms of 90 weeks each h' gin the LIST Tuesda
O. September and 2d Tuesday Of February.
". CAMPBELL. Phi. n. Princnal
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BUSINESS CARDS.
r. n. MILLER,

VETERINARY SURGEON, graduate Montreal
Veterinary College, Honorary Fellow Mont
real Veterinary Medical Association, Veterinary
Surgeon to SheIburne Farms Calls promptly
attended Office Il0 Church STREET,
BURLINGTON, Vt.
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The VGrnont
SAYINGS INVESTMENT CO.,
MONTPELIER, VT
CAPITAL STOCK, S5O,0O0.OO

The company confines its business
to tile care of SAVINGS DEPOSITS
and TRUST FUNDS. Interest allowed
as follows: 4 per cent. for less than six
months; 3 per cent. for six months or
longer 6 per cent. 5 years Coupon Saw
ings Bonds. 1t is needless TO call at
tention to the equity and advantages of
our methods above all other Savings In
stitutions Parties Investing with this
company can feel that their money is
perfectly safe as interest and principal
is guaranteed. The company is under
the same examination as the Savings
banks and its officers are well known
business men.
ExAM MINE THIS.
The interest due every six months on
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The interest due every six months on
a or per cent. Coupon Savings Bond
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Montpelier, Vermont.

WHEEL INTO LINE
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-11

Last Thursday evening the opra house
Was crowded With an audience aI1iOus u
hear the ncphsssou Normal College yeam's
entertainment. Every sslsetiea % The
program Was listened - With marked
attention and the spplasss after each rem
ditton plataly showed II vhat manner u
vas received lliss Auuis
Doyle delivered the tovsAiag asd pathette
piccss "POor Little Joe" and THE Polish
Boy" better than ~ have ever heard them
given. "Jamis,"b BY nice Ethsa Gillespie,
eAccllsat. Honsy, vhsa ussd In pur-
chasing tickets % hear this satsstainmsni
10 probably szpsuded-Alma Tribune.
The above team will hold forth .,
the Christian church, Saturday svsn
log, April II, the proceeds Of which
20 towards liquidasias the church
debt. This viii b oas Of tho most
pleasant entertainments given 10 the
city. Aduissioa eSs. sAildssa lSe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-11

M0Wy0UVo
The pupiis q Miss Maggie Gasp.
bell gave . musical sstsstsisnsst q
the residence Of Mrs. A. A. Pope o.
Friday evening Of last week, consist.
log Of tbs following program:
Piaso colo, "Natiossl Guards grad
March," Ksi6en, MeDossld Pops.
Violin solo, "Mssh." Psy MONTE.
Piano solo, aspiring 10 soniss,"
Lause. Msbls Howard.
Violin duet. "Selsctioss from Dss.
els," Rob 4 Roy Ssslsy.
Piano solo, "Flowsss Of Spsisg,"
Carrie Gather Of Catherton.
Violin Solo, "Chsn Ion wslts," Ne.
Dossld Pope.
Piano solo, "Sunbssm Waits" Lors
McNitt.
Voesl duet, "Ah. Could I Teach ths
Nightsngale," Misses Randall sad
Sellers.
Violin Dustt, "Sslcetios From Ober
on" Rob 4 10y Sssley.
Piano solo, "Twilisht Shadow
Snow, Grace Fort.
Violin solo, shepherd boys March
Ernest Jones.
Piano solo, "Chimss Of twilight
Jules Dc Siv,risr, Lois Pope.
Violin trio, "Hons Sweet Home,
Tyndal Currap, Rob aud Roy Ssslsy
Piano solo, "Cascsds Of Roses,
waits, Snow, Msbls Howard.
Piano sole, "Nsarsr Ny God :
Thee" with variations, Alice Rens
berg.
Violin duct, Tho Enehants'
Flute" Mozart. Rob and Roy Ssslsy
Piano solo"Clsytea's Grand March
Blake, Lavilla Marsh.
Each piece wss we'll rendered ant
received with applause By On sppre'
ciativs company Of friends snt
parents Of the pupils. Special stteu
ton might DO made Of some who hsv
made wonderful progress during III
short time they have been under ia
~struotion. The violin pupils develop
considerable talent which rslse
great credit on their teacher. III
violin duet was Ans. All exprssss
- we'll entertained and satisdsd vie
progress made. We hope 10 ma
have the pleasure Of listening 70 sue
entertainments often.
ONE or TnS PAR8Nrs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-11

X. A. Handy will give you tho low,
~ agsres Of asyouo 10 town on lum.
~.
The largest and best selected stock
q @ssss goods 10 the city At II. NJ.
llastiA = Sons.
AttAs CAs'ssiaa church tonigh,
slsv. J. @. Tate will dsliver . lecture
q ~ ieesssst u NE A. U. u. ".
6vssybedy ohssld kesr hin.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-11

II requires annually 6ay00O toas VI
binder Irvine " bind the grain crops Of this
country Ten years ago all the self.
binders in existence required but q fsv
tons. The industry practically started
with n visit made by Mr.. Vim. Dsering,
the harvester manufacturer. Of Chicago,
to Hon. Edwin. II. Filter, = rope manu-.
factursr, and the present mayor Of Phil
s~delphia. Mr.. Desriug subsequently,
found IL 80 difficult ~ get perfect tvins
a few years ago he equipped . large svins
factory With the best and moot modsrn
machinery, aad 10 sov making his ovn
tsias. The vslss Of We ssauaa ostpst
NJ bindss twsss 10 sbous lS!0QUvpO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-11
Hotel for Rent.
hayo . good hotel In Red Cloud
for rent on reasonable terms. Partly
furnished and near business. Call on
OF address q. II. Potter, Rcd Cloud.


In resent word on heart diseased. Dr..
fsaallia Ailss, the noted srseiniist, gives
many nsv aud startling facts Thousands
% people ere slowly poisoning themselves
vseksaiag their hearts by the uss VI tea
eo9eo, t0eaeeo and alcohol These are
hsaft vAlps, eausinR II 10 bent rapidly.
tn 0geAually wearing u out. predicting
6hoeeeeoo % breath Whsn exercising, pains
In eide and shouidss, hupgry and faint
spells Finally swelling Of The ankles and
oaoaea Death. 70. Weakened and iritatsd
Asasts NE Pssas everywhere highly rec.
ooo0sods SAs New Heart Cure discovered
b. Dr.. 1ranhlin Nlss which 10 for sale At
OIL OQllnRNA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-11

There seems 10 be Q var Of interest
10 The natter Of saloon petitions this
ysaf aAd . ssnuous effort Il being
nsds y keep Stern from procuring
Bic license, OF q Leaf u the council
granted license and they we're spjoin.
ID from Issuing tho Same BY the re.
mosstrators and The case has been
taken 10 ths district court for adjud'
iostiou.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-11

CITY Clerk, JED Ward, feels 10 ju.
bsIsut over bic election, that he fell
through tG Official chair the other
day When . reporter Of thcGrcst call.
ID % him. "Ah, says he, an see,
Gays hs''(sad just thcn he fell through
shs bessen o. bis chair and "by gosh
says be-" everything goes with tho
city clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-11

Selling goods 1t reasonable prices
10 The only sure road 70 success, At
least that 10 tho experience Of Young's
LODI Emporium. They have demon.
stratsd tho fact 70 their entire salts.
fseties that BY undertaking oil com.
petition II their l,us Of goods OK.
plains the cause Of their increasing
trade. They ase selling more notions
snd millinery than oil the others com.
biasd, and tho only complaint tho
customers mako IL that We don't carry
everything 70 DO found 10 . general
store, Such prices ii tho following
drvws trade from many miles around.
Pins I cent per paper, needles I cent
pr paper, salty pins, large size 3 u
per dessn and small else 2 cents poi
paper, elastic webb 4 conts per yard,
oil elk ribbon II inches wide for ton
ossts Per yard. Just look At our ID
dies aad misses hats, the largest a.
sortueat you ever saw and our price'
will asteaish you. Nisely trtnmsd
hats forlsdies from u UP. We ge'
up tho incest hats for tho money il
the city. just call and SEQ for your
selvcs-YouN0's G. U. d. EMPORIUM
Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-11

Gsthetie concert, this delightful
entertainment which is so popular 10
the east, and which has been given
with great success in q few cities in
this state, will DO presented 10 the
people Of Red Cloud by the NJ. II.
church choir. This will be uddoubt-
sdly the 6ncst entertainment Of the
season, and should not be missed by
~ one. April Is, 1t M II church.
Wstch for farther notice
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-11
Gsoe w0P s;eeA,

II 10 IA b hoped that Che barhaso q
hustls has gone for good, but II 10 certain
the great discovery Of Dr. Franklin
Milss has some 70 stay and alleviate hu.
man suffering This wonder ul nerve food
and medicine builds up worn out systsms
curss dts, spasms, headache, nervous pres.
%ti'ation. dizziness. slssplsssnsss, monthly
paine, sexual troubles, etc Mrs. John X
Miller Of Valparaiso, Indiana and J y
Taylor Of LNRansport Indiana gained ~
pounds . month while taking II Finely
illustrated trsatiae ON "Nsvveus Dissasss'
and sample bottle Of the restorative nsPv
inc free At Cetting's Who guarantees Il
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-11
~ Yea noWa shIs.

That q. l.. Winircy has just return,
cd from Kansas City with . car load
Of spring wagons, tugsies, road was'
one phastoas, and carts, for sale
cheaper than ever they havo been sold
In the vest. All goods warranted
Ornsby'a old butter aud egg house
Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-11

lly0aes any u your Ixim,ly shauld happen to
- lA0llfsliy burned os scAided, what have YOU
u ~ 0o4oo.to alleviate the pAin until y0h can
~ . pAystctons A bNx IL bcgR's German
RAlye q hAn6 In timea like this would kNve Y
world q Z ocStng ard Oitentimcs n dOrtUr hill
al u hAa no equal ~ cascs VI this Kind, rs we'll
10 inasnAtish u all Kinds.
e., L. COrrinG.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-11

N. MARTIN d Son.
II. NJ. Martin 4 Son arc now ready
TO show you their spring stock.
Ours il tho stock for you 10 look Il
McNitt 4 Gslushs, Tho Clothiers.
Do not fail TO call and sec my stock
Of window shadcs.-F. v. TAYLOR.
Buy your millinery goods Of Mrs
s X Mcbride 1t the Now York Store.
Call and nee mo In our new home
in Miller and Getting bloek.-F v
TAYLOR.
Don't forget that Taylor has moved
his furniture store 10 Miller aud Cot.
ting block.
d. d. Southwick has disposed Of
bis tank line and will move 10 Auro.
70. Nsb.
II you want weaving donc cell on
VIM. Huffman, Rcd Cloud or leave
orders at Chas. Schada,t's. All kind
Of carpet weaving done on short no
ticc.
Rev. II. Dnnncnf,ldt Of Lawrence
renewed his fcalty 10 the Great Fami'
~ Weekly on Monday. Tho reverend
gentleman Ia . welcome caller At these
headquarters.
&. Wiener hes returned from The
eastern market. and Is showing . lar
ger stock and q better class Of clothing
than ever At prices that cannot bu,
h clip to ~plessc1you.
Our friend, Aaron Conover, tho af
fable and courteous Il 4 NJ agent o.
this place has been trying to apo th'
editorial world this week BY putting
on lots Of check. lille had th'
mumps.
The b. 4 NJ. will sail tickets q 70
duccd rates to Chicago, Stl.ouis ant
points east Of thorc. Chicago rat,
limited ticket >lO.05. St Louis lin
tied ticket e11.65. Denver limitet
ticket 90
Il. N: Martin 10 In Chicago buyinl
MS largo spring stock, which will
the spring goods he now has on han,
will far exceed any stock In price
quantity and quality ever shown be
fsro ir tho valley.
Frank Tenant, ono OF tho shameless
democrats in Webster county, Gallo
this week and paid for another year
subscription to this Great Famil
Weekly. Frank has taken TMs CnlSl
ever since ito birth, over ~ssventee
years.
NJ. w. Dickerscn aud z. Coz
over have formed co-partnershi,
in tho Hour and feed business an
have moved tho stock in tho Moo
block. The new firm will DO q strcnI
QUO aud will do n good business W
wish them success.
In purchasing medicines, dou't Il.
experiments; tho 0rst aud only cou
sidcration should bc gcnuincncss
Ayers Sarsaparilla has stood tho tes
Of forty years, and to-day il 10 !,
greater demand than cvsr--a triumph
proof Of popular approval.
II now looks a. 10 w stood som
show Of getting tho Rock Island raj
road II the right card Ia worked. A
Il needs IL perseverance, aud energy
for A. sure N The world moves IN
will leave Nelson before long aud pus
for moro territory.
n. +. Highland, assistant divisio
superintendent Of the d. 4 NJ, ny
with headquarters At uolyokc, Col
and wife wcro visiting their Of
friends In Rcd Cloud this week. tn
CnIvv 10 always pleased to:see Ed
face upon our streets
Taking effect March eth, ths 6r'
class limited rate 70 Denver and 20
orado Springs will DO $3.50. Pusbl,
$lO, tickets 70 DO limited to con tiu,
ous train passage from date Of sale
ltermediate points on direct line I
be no higher, A. CoNovER Agt.
Gsoe w0p G0eA.
II 10 to b hoped that che barbaso
huatls has gone for good, but II II cePNai
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-11
UoTwoAllke.

100 dress patterns in choice dress
eeods. Sssipss checks and plain.
The ensse ever shown II Red Cloud.
We isvite your inspeetioa.--R. NJ.
Martin q Bon.