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sled with the shouting of hoys.

'~N> WIN WIG SuOutiQR VI uOys.
= nrst thought Is of the bygone
ears IN dear, prim New England, where
young ana old forgot to be prim for just
one one osy In the year, and celebrate the
'u'orious Fourth" with noise enough
10 make our illustrious foreiathers' re-
JO.elng sink into insignifcance.
but we are not in New England, and
Tue cool air reminds us that it is not the
fo1rth or July; so we pull our wits to-
Vetner and at last remember that we
are In little Florida village, and the
time Is Christmas morning. ALL That
acco UNITS for all this noise, for in this
part OF Uncle Sans damain no one ever
thinks OF celebrating the Fourth Of
July, not even so much as to "pop off,
d cracker, and the stray boy from
fankee-land who asks for frecrackers
az the store Is laughed at for his trouble
and told that they never keep such
Things except at Christmas time. Surely
they have enough now, and all seem to
De trying TO see who can make the most
noise.
AS the morning advances we hear no
summons from the church bell, and a
Keeling OF loneliness comes over Us, and
we sigh for the old-time quiet and the
! christmas service which always seemed
appropriate. As we go into the street
and meet acQuaintances the greeting is
! christmas giftw instead of the MERRY
Christmas,"' that our ears were accus-
toned to hearing. Either Christmas
eve or Christmas night there is a tree at
the church. This is not an evergreen
tree, but some tree with the green
leaves still on ii as it was taken from
the woods. Sometimes a small orange
tree, with the fruit still hanging TO it's
branches, is brought into the church
and loaded with presents. After the
presents have been distributed, the
oranges are picked and passed around
| 20 all who want them.
&Fhere is one feature of the Christmas
entertainment which surpasses anything
we have seen in the North, that is the
floral display. The church Is filed with
flowers wherever there is an available
| spot to put them. Festoons, wreaths,
bouquets and banks Of flowers make 1t
/ look like picture from Fairyland. But
for all we love the FLOWERS and particu-
larry the roses which grow in such per-
/ lection here, we would gladly give them
all Tor an old-fashioned Christmas pro-
vided we could also have the childish
appreciation which made everything en-
/ joyable.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, December 22.-Cattle, receipts
1000 head; shipments 5000 head; market
active, steady and higher; best native
steers IS 95a6 l5 good and useful 81 95a5 so;
others "a 75a5 %; comment 81 75a4 p; stock
ers, 81 75aS25
Hogs-Receipts, 81, coo head; shipments,
5000 head; market steady and lower:
common IS 00a6 %; mixed and packers So 80
as 40; prime heavy weights &c 50a6 65.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
500 head; market steady and higher; ma
tives, g 75a5 IS; westerns 81 62a5 05;
lambs 81 00a6 35.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, December 22.-Cat-
tle-Receipts, $40 head; shipments, $50
head: market steady and unchanged.
Hogs Receipts, 3, 100 head; shipments,
l,S00 head: market, slow; fair light
to best Philadelphia Sc 60a6 So
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
600 head; market fair at yesterdays prices.
CIScISSATI, o., December o. Hogs.
lower at s. 75a6 65 receipts, $500 head
shipments. 2,0O0 head.
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Fifteen Kisses.

Nslg York Commercial Advertiser.
The monks Of the middle ages divided
the kiss into fifteen distinct and sepa-
ratio orders:
l. The decorous, or modest kiss.
?. The diplomatic or kiss OF policy.
3. The spying kiss, to ascertain if a
waman has drank wine.
4. The slave kiss.
5. The kiss infamous-a church pen
ance.
6. The slipper kiss, practiced towards
tyrants.
2. The judicial kiss.
S. The feudal kiss.
9. The religious kiss kissing the
cross).
10. The academical kiss ION joining
a solemn brosherhood).
IL. The hand kiss.
~. The Judas kiss.
10. The medical kiss for the purpose
of healing some sickness.
IA. The kiss OF etiquette.
IS. The kiss OF love-the only true
kiss.
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TnRe or Not to Be.

The Shaksperian artist had flung
four or five of his Evolutionary efforts at
the miners in Wind-Shake gulch, and
they were beginning to be FESTIVE. On
the fifth round he began:
To be or not to be; that Is the
question. "
A grizzly old fellow rose to his feet.
ssWell, look here, mister" he SAID,
"ef that is the question l nave that
Won amt and with a wild whoop the
morton was unanimously carried.
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PETROLEUH.

NEW YORK, December o. = Pennsyl-
yania oil, spot sales, none. January OPP
ton sales 1900 barrels at 52ss.
On CITY, Pa, December 22.-Petroleum,
opened, high, low, close 52sSc; sales, 1000
barrels: clearances, $4,000 barrels; ship
ments, 81, 060 barrels; runs. 9l.274 barrels.
PITTsBURG, Pa, December 22.-Petro-
leum. opened, lowest and closing 52Szc;
highest 525sc;
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FINANCE AND TRADE
NTonav. AL Per Cent. - Governments
Better for Fours---stoeks' Firni-n lour'
Dull-Wheat, Lower

Money, 4aT Per Cent. - Governments
Rstter for Fours---Stocks, Firm-nIour'
DulI-Wheat, Lower.
NEW YoRK. December 21.-Money on
..1, sasier. ranging from TO per cent.
last loan at per cent; closed onereu a.
4 ner cent. Prime mercantile paper gao per
cent. Sterling exchange hrm aI 1904
ASS. u,o,,ra
Fours Registered. ............. t ,,S+
Fours Coupon. ................' 100
Four-and-a-half Coupon. '''''''1iV0oo
Pacific Skies or. '95..........i. ''''''NV'
SrATEs-Dull. 80 ooo
SToCKs-The stock market to-day showed
q fair degree of activity. Although at ln-
tsrvals speculation was weak, no decnnes
- ;rnDortance were recorded OUTSIDE OF
Hr,e-scan Sugar. Canada Southern, head
- Distillipg and Chicago Gas, wnlcn
..;ssi5ed ~ 10 2S[. Reading was depressed
Nv the reports that the company wouIo De
sorced IN raise money on bonds or on the
coal above ground TO meet tne lnterese Oh
the preference income bonds tne guy lug
- the Cattle Feeding was stinuiateI W
statements made by Jas H. heene, IL " Si ~
Re stated that he had made . tnorougn IN
.n.esst;cation of the property ana that the
ves 'psnv At no time had earned less than
: an ,,ar cent. dividend and was now earning
otthe rate of about Is per cent. Inc s.reSs
a. "a q oo3ed with rumors about prooaoie
va we .. ~ bonds bv the general government
$50 ss"she nnrpose Of strengthening us golo
lOI 49, THESE rumors lack ccnnrmaEon,
ress rassS ;, mad certain effect on
. ous alton in the afternoon trace; Inc
sstsrret closed firmer. Sales SfV,ovo SHARES.
Quotations closed bid: xln,as. ,xa.
Atchison. So; Adams = p i's'
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Misunderstood.

The Lawyer-''The witness will now
nlease state his vocation. You raise
chickens, do you not"
,Rastus Fl. Clay with marked emo
tion)-wDeed 1 doesn't, yo' honah, only
oncet, an den ] clean forgot myself -
ChicdgO NelCS Record.
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Nos. Sand 4, daily, +. r. v. Limited, run solid
between New York and Cincinnati with Vesu
bule Sleeper between Washington and Louis.
Vile and between Cincinnati and Old Point
Comfort.
Nos. and solid trains with Pullman Sleepsrs
between Cincinna ti and Washington. No. 9has
Pullman Sleeper RoncsVerts TO Old Point Com.
fort daily.
and arrives at Charlottesville at ~; 10 a. N;
HUNTINGTON DIVISION: No. II, leave
Clifton Forge daily $50 a. m. arrive Hunting ton
6:r5 p. m No. IA, daily, leave Huntington 500
q M. arrive Clifton Forge 4:0 p. m. No. 10,
daily except Sunday, leave East sevell 500 ..
M, arrive Huntington l0:00a. n. No. 10, daily
eIcspt sunday, leave Huntington 500 p. L., AZ.
rive East Sewell 200 .. M. :,
CINCINNATI DIVISION: No. IL, daily sI-
cept Sunday, leave Huntington $40 .. m, arrive
Cincinnati i9:l6 a. N. No: Is, daily sIosp,
sunday, leave Cincinnati 9:C p m, arrivs
Suutington $40 p. N. No. 10, daily sIospi
SUNDAY, leave M.ysviIle $40 .. m, arrive CiA'
cinnsti 1850 g. IN. No. 50, daily except Sunday
leave Cincinnati $500 p. m, arrive haysvills
7:40p. m. n ,,rrpp.v r,.m,u.,,.,
HUTTER lsAnl paaa Re
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Wheeling Bridge and Terminal RailVy
Time Table No. 8, TO take eject l2:0l a. m,
sunday, November 20. 1892.

Time Table No. 8, to take eject l2:ol q. m,
Sunday, November 20. 1902
Leave whseling-t5:4o t6:40, t7:l5, $500
1915, s9:45. tl0:23 tll:50 a. m, sl2:l5. tl:45
t3:OO, 1890. sI:35, '5:45, 1880 p m. .oo-
Leave Psninsull-tb:4o, 1915. TIA fs:o,'
+o:5l sq:bl tl0:2q til:57 .. m, sl2:2l tl;oS
t3:O6, 1877, Mai, 1858, 1888 p. m.
Arrive Martins Ferry-t5;52; t6;5a T: .1S
1913, 1851, 1851. 1903 fi2;OS' slS'O' r@'VO'
t3:l2, 1898, Fi:47, 1901, 1912. %
Leave Terminal Junction-io;T, to:g "a ~
1903 1902; tll:i5 q z M. m,fi,ip "'' 'S''
Leave Laughlinrs hill-t7:ss, tll;S q. m,
Leave De Hass Crossing-t7:25 tll:l0 a. m
tl:l9, t2:44 1919 p. m. .,.oo .,.oo
arrive Martins Ferry--s6:33 1888, N:D
$1,000. Sl0.4s. tll:22 tl:22 t2:S3' t2:4'' 'o:E'
.Dsiiy. tDsiiy except Sunday. ssundsys
All trains will run on Eastern Time. Clock
in telegraph Office At Wheeling Is the STANDARD
noi9eAd TAUssIG. superintendent
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The Right Kind.

"When does the ghost walk?" In
ouired a new actor OF the treasurer OF q
prosperous company.
at doesn't walk at all, responded
the treasurer; sit rides. How much do
,o, want9n
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CHRISTMAS
The correct way.
n Y. Herald

49, are kisses sent?" asked she.
"PrAy ~ Is sSnd YOU one on Christmas Day;
w. it sh0uld be lost" blushed she,
Aa .i ,hould ike 70 know the proper way"
- but one way they may be sent
"lnale .',,,,t their being lost, F" said he,
10 49, AZ the maid he bent
A. ye1'- must send the kisses q. o. D."
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a GARD.

in1iscretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early
delay, loss Of manhood, e, win send ~
ceiht that will cure you. BREE OF CHARGK
Tn great remedy Sas di Covered BY mission-
AZ Ion S1 - - ~ y SEpa > m1SI ~.
to D, New York city a1l1ss&e
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tDaily except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
at 9:43 a. m. and Wheeling At l2:lI 2; m;
H. Il. WEISGERBER,
Gen Manager.
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NKw YoRK, December % = Pig iron,
quiet Copper. steady. Lead, IS IS Tin,
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ASK FOR
NHESAPEAKE d OHIO RAIL
III nnMDANY

~. '. tFI.t flying viTGinisno
vest,hule Limited, solid, with Dlnlng Gar, be
YES Sex York Washington and Cincinnati
Wespibnle Sleeper between Washington and
ye stUIIi and Old Point and Cincinnati Schsd
NE rfT IN Eject btuary s, 1922 CENTRAL STAND
And TrnE; West OF C ~ ci,,o o"' Ee,g. hrA
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X Pennsylvania Stations.
vIERnnsyIVdnid linHS.l

Trains Run by Central Time.
rrcKxr Oryrcns AT PxrssYLvArA eTArIoS on
HATrz ST. FooT or EIzvKrTH ST.. NHHrLfpss
AT NcLunK House. WHEKLfye, AID ~ ~
PExxsYLvkNiA SIkJIos. B1fDezron.
enr-ruxxsI aIrrxn-e PAH aAHprH Fo--y
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
I'm and after Monday. Dec IS, Passenger
Trains will run as follows: -Daily. tDaily
Except Sunday Central Time.
souru BOUND. 5 I
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD On and after Wednes-
day, June 1882, trains will run as follows
city time:
Leave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.
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FIRST soun ivhich greets QUE ears
tmas 10 & is the prlng OF
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18

Next week THE CHEF will CON.
mence publishing an educational col
umn. A circular has been sent to
each county superintendent contain
ing the report Of a committee appoint
ed at the last meeting of the state
teachers association. 1t is desired
by the committee to have educational
news and the best things said by the
best men and women in the education
al field read by the patrons of the
schools. Nebraska is in the midst
of an educational revival. This has
come more because there have been
unusual and vigorous efforts to extend
information regarding education.
al work and methods than from any
other n cause" The Nebraska
State Journal will soon publish week
ly educational news from all parts of
the state. Let teachers, school off,
GERS and patrons send any item of
school news to the county superintend-
ent, D.. NJ. Hunter, so that he may get
by Saturday of each week, and it
will appear in the next weeks issue Of
The CHIEF.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18
AsseSsOrs' Meeting.

In pursuance of law the assessors
of Webster county, Neb., met March
Is, 1892, at the Office of the county
clerk in Red Cloud and proceeded to
business by electing Mark Noble as
chairman and G. Schenck, secretary.
On motion the roll Of assessors was
called to which the following respond.
ed: o. f. Ramey, Catherton; NJ. B.
Corner, Elm creek; Z. Harrison, Har-
mony; j. Brom6cld, Inavale; Otto
Stsckc, Line; Al. Riley, Oak creek;
A. Buschow, Potsdam; A. Hedge.
Red Cloud Tp.; c. Schenck, Red
Cloud city; Il. H. Allen, Saltwater;
Mark Noble, Walnut creek.
ABSENT.
Thos. Anderson. Batin; A. Dillon,
Beaver creek; S. p. Martin, Garfield;
George May, Glenwood; G.. W. Aagan,
Guide Rock, VIM. Hurd, Pleasant
Hill.
On motion, a committee of three
was appointed by the chair to recon-
mend an average valuation per acre OF
real estate as a basis for assessment.
consisting of A. Buschow. Potsdam;
Otto Stoke, Line; James Brom6eld,
Inayale.
A like committee on personal prop.
erty Was also, on motion, appointed
consisting of Alcetas Riley Of Oak !
creek, D. E. Ramey of Catherton and
r. A. Allen of Saltwater. The COM
mittee on real estate reported as fol-
We, your committee on real
do recommend as a basis for
assessment an average of 81 per acre,
after some discussion, was on
motion adopted.
The committee On personal property
reported the following, which was on
adopted:
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18

"Petroli m" in the Nation gets ex-
cited at J + correspondent and was
hot. IL etroleum' should get hot
enought4 axe fire from Spontaneous
combHst , what q smell Of burnt
grease . e would be.
Messr6 Mills and Better, who had
bought ms Of Mr.. Smith on Elm
Greek e arrived with their families
aud 8A =, from Shickley. They are
enteFp1 ng farmers and good citizens
and ~ i'd them welcome. =.
TIE Ounty Sunday-school conven,
tions feld according to program.
Az president was sick, NJ Ckas.
Ks9 of Hastings ysa chosen to
pre1i1 Delegations from 1navale,
Red bud, Guide Rock and Hastings
cam nd we're helpfal. The opening
and ns'ng ADDRESSES were highly ap'
prsS ed. If weather and roads had
beel b" /. at.epieace "n,ld i've hsec
lar The Convention n ~-esoSst,sas
Of attitude remembered, he newsPa.
PEI IF tho s~Ioty fpf freely publish
Progfami and notices.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18
Willow CrdnH.

MI. Ernest Niece Of Liberty, this
state, is visiting his auut, Mrs. Bell
Godwip. 81
Miss Eppa Adamsos finished hel
third term Of school ~ Ut. Hope the
26th Of February.
Joe Brubaker has lAoted Mr.. Mou.
shang's farm for the coming summer
and will make his honS>with them.
Mrs. Thompson hs been very sick
and on that accoute they will be
obliged to give up gci5g to Blue Hill
and have leased a far for two years
on Beaver creek.
Willie Jackson tslks of going to
Iowa o to join 10 brother Ed at
work there.
Miss Edna Edison Slosed her second
term Of school at (eaver creek the
Goth of February
Snow two days tbe first of this
and now tt aground is in fine
shape for farming. MANITOBA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18
Bh6n.

Winter still ham on.
c. 4. Hicks hsl business in Has
tings Tuesday.
Married at Rs& Cloud, Mr.. Bert
Waufae and Miss Willie Lee, both of
Bladen.
Henry McKeluet spent several days
with friends at = |stiDgs and Juniata
the fore part Of he week.
Bladen is sooSto have two church
bells and there seems to be quite .
rivalry betweees he two as to who will
get the first ona<
VIM. McDony I'D shipped two car
loads of cattlS5tO market this week
and VIM. Be- bn a car load of hogs.
Il is report that John Stout has
cold his far6a T $4,000.
At the chr b far and supper on
the 9th, tAs{ Congregational church
society clesri $40 for their bell.
If Bladerj Int have paved streets
she il going5 have sidewalks. The
G.. A K. an citizens will give . sup
per this III , evening, proceeds to 60
towards By ing sidewalk 70 the hall.
Let every3l y turn out and help as
this is . % very much needed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18

al other property tc Do lbted ct q
fair cash valuation.
On motion, the secretly was in
structed to furnish the sey al county
papers with a copy Of the lsDceedings
Of this meeting for publication.
There being no further jesiness the
meeting was on motion sdjourned.
c. SCH,asCK, Sec.
MARK NOBLE, Chm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18

Marned: At Red Cloud, Neb.,
March 16, 1892, Miss. Fannie Coleman
of this city to Mr.. Al Squires of Jew.
ell county, Kansas. We extend con.
CALCULATIONS and wish the young couple
a happy journey through life.
Mrs. johnson and Baker invite the
ladies of Red Cloud and vicinity to
call and examine their stock of Mill
inery goods which are all new and of
the latest styles. They also do dress.
making and teach the tailor system
of cutting and fitting; all work guar
anteed, prices reasonable. One door
north of city bakery.
Our nomination of Hon j. 3. Gage
of Franklin, as state senator seems to
meet the appreciation of our people.
The colonel was a brave soldier and a
man who has never been found want
ing when there was any duty to per-
form in the republican ranks.-Red
Cloud CHIEF.
No better man and drawer soldier
could be named in the district by the
republicans, or any other party for
that matter, for the position. Muck
oils county endorses Col. Gage.-Su-
perior Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18

Rob Martin was in Lincoln this
week.
A.. G. Willis was in Hastings this
week.
charley Ball Of Akron, is switching
in the yards in this city.
DR.. j. S. Emigh has been meutioned
as a probable candidate for mayor.
Rugine 123 is doing service in the
yards here helping trains in and out.
Chase little Joe all around for a
ticket to see Shootin' Craps. Open
House.
The non-partisan caucus will be
held at the court house instead of the
opera house as first announced.
There will be an effort made to get
up an excursion to Hastings tomorrow
to attend a fine theatrical eptertaia-
meDt which is to be held there.
The Hon. Jno. II. Powers, the late
independent candidate FOR governor,
addressed our citizens On the St. Louis
platform Of that party. His speech
was welltaken by his friends.
Ho, there! Gaines, the baker, in
Ira Sleeper's building north of
The CHIEF Office keeps the finest
bread, buns, cakes, pies, &C., in Red
Cloud. Try him.
On receipt Of four cents 10 pay postage
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18

Itdri., sriTitiess spd stuped:. if your
blood,is thick and sluggish; if your appe-
tito is capricious and uncertain, you need
a Sarsaparllla. For best rest results use
ue Wits. CT. cotting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18
Can You Eat.

heartily, sith relish, and without distresA
afterwards! II not We recoMmSh6 "a
you Hoods Sa,sspsriAke vkiea sFsatss .
zooA jspfsths and - i~nvtSorates the
HomaeA and bowels thatthe food is prop
sriy diessted and all its nourishment rs
similated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18

want gid sewing machine? Then
see tbos New Hcrs Machines "at
EeierseJ the imp4eHenf man,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18

Hoods pills ere purely vegetable, pss-
fesay harmlns, enSctivs but do not capse
psin or'gsipe. Be snrs 70 get Hoodls. ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18

Why ffler with acute or chrenic mals-
ria vhi.1sis only the fore.runner, of dead
y TyptAd feveri "Hepsticurer viii pos
itively;&ie. C. L. Getting. n -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18
CURRENT NEWS.

Leap, girls, leap with care,
Leap with a pop at your partnere,
No more need for trip and snare;
Pop, girls, to the bachelair.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18
ODDS AND ENDS.

There will be services in the Cath
Ollie church next Sunday, the Goth al
1890.
Joe Kubick and Dave Rudd are
mentioned as candidates for aldermen
in the south ward.
Engineer j. H: Swearingen adds his
name to the Great Family Weekly
this week. Thanks.
Miss Lucy Parkes has arrived home
from Council Bluffs where she has
been visiting for the past six months.
The Red Cloud. creamery is fast as
Stunning proportions and soon Red
Cloud will be in it on creamery enter
nYYSoc~
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18

l am nov prepared TO make farm
leans at reasonable rates 81 interest
'p1'on rsy,as nts If desired, aud old
,ans ScLeesa r. = SPANO0LE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18

Married, on the 22d, Mr.. VIM. Mar.
tin to Miss Della Nickerson, both Of
this place, Rev. Barker Of Geneva Of.
floating. Both the groom and bride
are we'll and f~avorably known and
have hosts Of friends who extend
their congratulations and best wishes
for a long and prosperous journey
through life.-Grafton Leader.
The young lady mentioned IN the
above paragraph has many friends in
this county who will be pleased to con-
g~ratulate her on the occasion and wish
her prosperity through life's journey.
The CHIEF extends congratulations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18

Entered at the Post Office in Red Cloud, Neb.
as mail matter of the second class
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18

A safe investment. We guarantee you
will never be sick il . o0ufse q ~Hepsti-
cure" is taken spring and fell. 0.L oct
ing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18

Miss Emma B. knight of Inavale,
was chosen president. and Miss Addie
Hayes Of COwl"s, secretary.
On the morning of Thursday, 10th
the dwelling on the Ham Burton farm
burned. MIR. and Mrs. Hodgson, the
occupants, barely escaped with their
lives.
Rev. j. NJ. Steely preached on Sun
day a. III. at the Congregational church
an interesting sermon on prayer. The
Pastor was just able to 90 to the ser
vice. Rev. Steely has attended the
funeral of Mr.. ChaPin's babe on Sat
urday 18th, and on p. H.. Robert Ad-
amson oficiated at the marriage of
Mr.. l. NJ. Boner and Miss Eppa Adam
son. With his bank business and his
ministerial duties, Bro. Steely
is not likely to trust out
When John Brown whispers to that
gray team Of his he can lie heard all
over the city, it wakes the sleepers.
even If it would not raise the des6.
Miss Moore, school teacher from
Crowell, is spending vacation with her
parents, to the great enjoyment Of
them all.
That restless, nerveOus, dull and heavy
feeling which prevents sleep and causes
us to feel like something terrible vas 60
ing is going to happen is all corrected by
"Hepaticure" which cures dyspepsia and
consumption. c. L. cOtting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18
Coming, ssshO0tin' Crapps."

White man, | got you faded to see
the greatest colored aggregation trav-
cling, under the management of Will
McKanlass the greatest of all perform
ers white, or black, the peer of all
colored managers in his new venture
and metropolitan success AMI newest
idea before the public, Shoo:m' Craps,
free from vulgarity. the wittiest and
funniest Of all performances and in it
an original in every detail. The great
est aud best brass band and orchestra
that money a produce, and the only
original street parade to be een at
noon sharp Oh che main street of
your city; don't miss it, it is the
greatest Of all. Have your money
ready, as We pack every theatre to S
r o, for we are the greatest colWsd
company travelling. AdmisSiaa, %,
50 and so cents for S.served seats.
Get your seats Sasty. and, avoid the
rush.