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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-08-11
" except sundev. Dal;y.

= Daily except sunday. Daily.
SLEEPING-CiR SERVICE.
On Trains 9 and 10 Pullman Buffet eeper
between Atlanta and New York :: between
Danville ami Augusta and Greensboro WA
AshevilIcl and Knoxville. Tennessee.
on IL onI Z. Pullman Buff 1t sleeper betwecI,
Richmond and Danvillc, ann Pullman Buff I
Sleepers between New York, Washington and
Knoxville, Via Danvlle Salisbury and Ashyii;c
and Pullman Sleepers between Washington
and Augusta.
f. BERKLEY. w. a. TURK.
Superintendent. Gen'l Pass. Agent,
Richmond. Va. Washington. ID. C..
). II. HAkWICK, Asst Gen. Pass Agent.
Atlanta. Ga.
w. Fl. GREEN SOL HAAS,
Gen. Mgr. Traffic Manager
WashInngton. ID. c. Washington, ID. C..
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-08-11
AFIRST-CLASS- -
BARBER SHOP.

SAN11LB sESEIVW LIT EFOp,F.
Gentlemen who wish First-class Shave
white mans shop should. call on him
Everything neat and clean
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-08-11

Dry Goods Of every descriptions Notions Shoes Hats Groceries, Sta
Drugs Medicines Stationery Leather Syups, Flour
&c W. carry stock better qualify, and variety ofgoos
than house North Western North Carolina. Have
STOCK IF easonab goods end invite the merchants who
cad The Sentinel call ard stock and prices We
uIly all competition from every
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-08-11
BROCANS.

W. L. DOUGLAS SITS BROGAN.
The best Brogan for the price ever
placed on the market, solid leather
throughout, very strongly made, and
will not rip. @
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-08-11
est Shoe in the World for the Price.

w. L. DOUGLAS SD. 90, $3.50 and
$500 SHOES for Ladies are made
of the best DOngOla. They are very
stylish, durable and splendid fitting.
They meet the wants Of all classes.
Every lady who buys pair Of these
shoes gets bargain.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-08-11

W. L. DOUGLAS $500 CALF SHOE
FOR LADIES and $l.75 CALF SHOE
FOR GIRLS have just been perfected.
They are made seamless, of selected
calf, with kangaroo calf tops, and spe-
cially suitable for outdoor wear and
school shoes. Keep the feet dry, with
out the use of rubbers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

DEADwOOp, 3. d.. Sept. 2-tSpeciRi Tele.
this city to-day, bringing with him several thou.
Der Of specimens Of ore fairly bristling with
particles Of gold. Dany IL q prosDectCs and
claims to have found the celebrated "I0st CAB.
In" mine, OF which 40 much that ID romantic
is written and printed In every. modern Ian.
guage. His story Is that two weeks ago, while
hunting In the western part Of the Black Hijjs,
he stumbled into what he first supposed was 4
small cave, but which, upon s~ubsequent investi.
cation, proved 70 be = room 20x3e feet and OF
an AVERAGE heIghth Of seven feet. rudely hewu
out OF solid rock by human hands.
This room he hrst discovered TO contain the
skeleton Of q human being which, exciting hjs
curiosity. induced . search that was rewarded
by Andlng gold nuggets Of an aggregate value
OF e25,Cs). The place WAS many miles from set.
Element and he remained until Q week ago
searching for the mine from which tho nugget
came. He claims to have found u and SfStes
the ore he has taken from Il. The fact thai
Dany had SO much gold with him lends plsusi
billty TO the story. which is creating Y greal
deal OF excitement n will cause numerOltI
prospecting parties 70 start out tonight, It N
not probably they will nnd the mines, however
a. Dany refuses TO locate u any more definitely
than by saying II u about nifty miles from Dead
wood, In the Western part Of the Black His,
Of Red Clouds old time citizens.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09
RlNGllNG BROS. CIRCUS,
Tho Great Aggregation to be
Exhibited I'm this CITY.
VIII cure you.

The announcement that the RinQlipR
Brothers Worlds Greatest Shows, the
largest and most extensive exhibition
over seen under canvas, 10 to be In Red
Cloud Wednesday Sept. 2sth, will DO
gratifying news TO thousands 70 whom the
fame OF this aggregation Ia familiar and
70 other thousands who will Welcome the
opportunity to sec Il in all its maQnii.
cent completeness. This great aQgreQa-
ton requires three railroad trains 70
transport IL from city to city, while the
exhibitions are given in three rings, on
W elevated stages and upon q great
third-of-a-mile track, under the largest
canvas pavilli0ns ever crested. The me-
naRerie IL the most complete geological
collection in America, while the oircus
performance 10 q constant succession OF
wonders. The acrobats, gymnasts, asri.
alists and riders number over three
hundred OF Europe aud Americais high.
est salaried artists: while the picturesque
features OF the exhibition embrace q 70.
elistic revival Of the arenic and hippo
dromic sports of ancient Rome, u msgni.
ficent spectacle, entitled Caesars Fri.
umphal entry into Rome, q series Of
thrilling ~hippodome races, and an aggrs.
CATION OF other new, rare and striking
features such AZ no other tented exhE.
bitiori has ever presented to the public
The visit OF the Ringing Brothers great
circus Will be an event never to bo for.
gotten IN the history Of this city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09
AROUND TOWN,

School tablets at Cuttings.
A. Hedge is down with diabetes
Deyp is still in the ring selling wal
paper.
The best spectacles in the world q
Deyo's.
Deyo is the leader in the paint ant
oil trade.
All kinds Of school supplies q
Cuttings drug store.
Boys and children's suits 10 sui,
every n at Wiener's.
Me band boys gave some most ex.
cellent music last Thursday.
M. NJ. Million will teach in Beave,
Creek township, distri Ct II.
Dent forget those celebrated gsso.
line vapor stoves at Wright's.
Eight different kinds of machine
oil at Dero's. Prices the lowest.
The Democrats of Nebraska have
but = full state ticket in the field.
Hats and caps for the whole world
at right prices. CHICAGO STORE.
Matilda Fletcher At the Opera
House Sept. 10th, subject. "Is man an
Angel"
Miss Emeline Warren will attend
school at Washington, Iowa, the com.
ing year.
10 secure q good practical education
attend the Beatrice business college
Enroll at any time, SO
Wiener has concluded to close out
his mems and boys boots. Read his
adv ertisement, profit by it.
Call on US for boys suits, we are
strictly in it ia this line.
CHICAGO STORE.
Getting has something less tina n
a hundred different styles Of tablets
for school use and fine correspondence
I. j. Ward and c L. Pope attend.
ed the Democratic State convention
at Lincoln, Aug. 30, as delegates
from Webster county.
Received this week the incest &c.
lected stock Of mems suits you ever
saw in this city.
CHICAGO CLOTHING STORE.
IL affected with scalp diseases, hair
falling out, and premature badness,
do not use grease or alcoholic prepare.
lions, but apply Halls Hair Remover.
Rev. Z. j. Randall returned from
his vacation Wednesday night, and
started for Lincoln and York the next
morning. He returned in time to gil
his pulpit last Sunday. n
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

Have you a Harrison haiti
q. 4. Hicks sold q fran west OF town
for 5000.
John MoCallum sent a car of fat pork.
ers to market Tuesday.
The Baptist church has n nev oarost
and mating for the isls.
Joe Pashby sold his farm lust south OF
town consideration $500.
County Treasurer Fasslsr, and O. @.
Tsel we're In town Tuesday.
A. Hanthons shipped several oar loads
Of cattle to Omaha, this week.
WE. Thorne, r. Zijack and Zstic and
0shers are attending the State fair.
Frank To0thacre and O. r. Kicks. we're
at the county scat Saturday ON bushes,
Mrs. ]. David and sister from Illinois.
wore here a few days attending TO some
business.
q. w. Fulton will probably have charge
OF Mr.. MoOre's elevator recently pur.
chased from L. B. Thorne.
Mr.. Moore Of Swanton was here che
fore part of the week closing up the deal
on tho elevator purchased from Mr..
Thorne.
Ten new members wore initiated into
the mystic ways Of the Loyal Mystic
LEGION of America at their meet
ting Monday evening.
Hon. w. x. Andrews Of Hastings, will
speak on the political issues Of The day,
at the @. A. r. hall In this place Wsdnss-
day Sept. IL at 2 O'Clock D. m. An In.
vitation IL extended to all TO come ana
hear him. Music will be furnished BIZ
Dottom's Martial Band.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

On September 1, 1892, Mrs. Cora \
Harris, wife Of Henry Harris, living neal
Red Cloud, departed this life after a
serious illness. She was a daughter OF
Major and Lucinda Curtis, and was born
at x~ishwauka, Indiana, June 6, 1859.
She was married 10 Henry Harris, Oct.
IL, 1881, and died Sept. 1, 1892, aged 81
years two months and 20 days. She was
the mother Of four children, Who survive
her, except one, and are left In tender
years without q, mothers care. The
husband mourns. the wife, and an aged
mother is left ID suffer the affection In
her declining years, and one sister, Mrs.
Jennie Dye, OF Buffalo, N. y; and four
half brothers, and three half sisters are
sorrowing oyer the departure OF their
beloved sister. But what Joy there will
be in heaven whom al, are again united 70
part no more. Mrs. Harris had nan
Kind friends aud neighbors, Who have
been .untiring In thsir deeds Of kindness
all through her illness. The funeral
services took place from the n, f. church
Red Cloud, Sabbath afternoon, and were
conducted by Rev. e. j. Randall, and the
remains were followed TO their last rest-
ing place by a largo noou Of friends,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09
Rcai Estate Transfers

For the week ending September 7tb,
1902, furnished BY the Fort Abstract Co,
U 3 to Joel g Rhine no a 6-8.12
Augusta Gates to Geo Perkins lots
5-6-7-S block IL, Smith 4 Moore's
add wd. 200
Geo Ferkins to Geo o Yeiser lots s
6.7:8 bloct l3 Smith & Moore's
add 8OC
Lincoln Land Co to Ernest Wslsch
lots 5-6-l9-2O-23-24-27-28 block 10
II r add wd l6C
Laura = Allen to Samuel Gobsl lots
B and o block s Sweezy's add wd $50
John f Grimes TO VIM james lot
8 block 9 Morey's add wd....,,, lO(
O r Perkins trustee to Jas r Mat
took 0 n 20 u 3-4-l1.........., 59(
Florence 4 Rhine to M Catndal ne
4 6-3-12 wd 2OO(
Bertha F Kent to Harry j Kitten
NV u 26-4-8 wd. 39O(
Thos n Roberta 70 WIN ] Harri.
part - n 70 n l-l-0 wd. ....,.. 2OO(
Elijah Stewart TO Nathaniel Ran.
dolph M nv n 13-l.ll va. ZOO
Chas q Dorsey receiver TO WIS
Gar6er Red Cloud Mill property
d H Mercer to ] w Marsh Eiee.
trio Light plant Red oloud... COZ,
Martha Carnagy TO John Hsplsr n
INV 4 28-l-0 qcd........,,.,. q
jas Mccoy to A Barney 20 n 10 IA
6-l-12 wd. .............:...,. 90
AN Walters to Henry slebrass NV
IA 2-4-12 wd. 200
! w Tulleys to Anglo American
Mortgage &Trust Company nel-4
se IA NV IA 2S-12 god. $50
Nd Catndal to Joseah o Tippsts n
Ia 6-3 II wd, ESQ
jacob Baur 10 Jacob Coll n u ne
; Il s7-4.l0 wd................. ECO
Total .t9005
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09
Prairie Q Itcnns.

There has been several parties here
from the eastern portion of the stats
looking for land with q view Of buying.
There has been two farms change
hands Just east Of Prairie Gem this week
NAT. Kerchevsl threshed ont over 5000
bushels Of small grain, principally fall
wheat q oats. mis- oats made over 10
bushels per acre.
Mrs. MASON Fisher, of Red cloud, II In
the neighbo rhood visiting friends.
]. W. Kercheval made q business trip TO
hastings Thursday.
MRS. y. b. chambers, Of hastings, 10 Wis
iting ]. w. Kerchevel and friends.
The rain Sunday night put the ground
In condition for blowing, and the coun-
t~enances of the farmers are changed and
1t Ia plain TO be seen while they 70 vhis-
thing after their plows.
mrs. O. Il. conrad has gone to Dundy
county to make two weeks visit With he
sister, and Oh. looks foisakeu.
Owing to the busy time, thrsshing ID
this neighborhood, the delegates Of the
Prairie Gem /. o. @. Z. were detained
from attending the w. O. 4. u. oonvsnticn
at oowles.
Father Min, the aged man W spoke ci
last week, has gone With his son 70 Mich.
We understand his son came ON purpose
to take his father home With him.
A RsADEs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

The battle Ia on, and the republican marty
Of the state Of Nebraska 10 proudly marching
on to victory. with 4 knowledge that Il has nj
unparalleled record when II comes TO inYestl.
country. The grsndest men Of our naiIon have
been elected. TO positions Of trust and respOnsi
hility under Its banners. and next November,
Benjamin Harrison will again be triumphantiy
elected to the presidency. And In Nebraska,
Judge ,CrOunse, the man of oil men, will he
elected 70 the efice Of governor, and In the Bth
district that silver t0ngued orator, Hon. w. X
Andrews will be elected Congressman. and
what 10 true OF the three mentioned, will ~
generally true Of the nominees a. the republi.
can party In every county Of the state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09
Como TO Her Last Reward.

On Monday morning, Mrs.. Cstheriu,
Bellows, died In this city after a sever
Illness OF several weeks duration, Mrs
Bellows moved to Red Cloud, from Fay.
cite. Michigan eight years ago, and has
lived here during that period. She was
a very estimable lady and was beloved Inv
all who knew her, and will be sadly
missed by her many friends and ac.
quaintancee. Catherine Scott, for such
was her maiden name, was born Oct. II,
1879, and was married to DR.. c. J, Bel.
lows, In l847, and has survived him since
May 30, 1881.
Besides her many friends, she leaves
her granddaughter, Miss Loa Bellove.
Who has been residing with her since
moving 10 Red Cloud, and a grandson. b.
Bellows, Of Minneapolis, and MI. and
Mrs Geo. j. Warren.
. The funeral services occurred NJ her
late residence at 2 p. m. on Wednesday
lape and were conducted by Rev. Geo.
y. Yeiser. She was 63 years Of AGE, The
remains were deposited In the Red Cloud
oemetery and were followed to their Isst
resting place by many sorrowing friends
apA relatives.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09
Joe Holcomb 10 in Lincoln this week.

Joe Holoomb is in Lincoln this week.
F. z. 0obie went TO Lincoln Tuesday
evening.
J.. NJ. Chafan of Guide Rock, was in
the city this week.
A team ran away yesterday and created
q little excitement. :,
MI. and MRS. J. o. Butler visited thk
state fair this week. y
Miss dolly Shepherdson, Of Riverton,
was visiting Miss cora Haley this week.
Dr.. Denny was called to Iowa last week
to the bedside Of bis sister, but was too
late to see her alive.
]. Tedmore Colvin, the well-known
piano tuner 10 In the city on his semi-
annual trip. He is an excellent tuner
and has q large amount Of work to do in
this city.
@. Wiener il receiving this week the
largest and best selected stock OF mems,
boys and children's clothing ever brought
to Western Nebr, and respectfully invite
the purchasing public to call and inspect
it.
Don't think Of buying clothing until
you have examined the stock OF Chas.
Wiener. Re has bought the largest
stock ever brought to this part Of the
state and ct prices that will enable him
to sell cheaper than the cheapest.
M. Elmer G. Colburn, Of Blue Springs,
and Miss Jennie Swope Of the same
place were united In marriage by Rev. Z.
J. Randall OF Wednesday afternoon. MI.
Colburn's parents live At CoVies. The
young couple have u best wishes.
The Chicago Musical College has given
Miss Jessie sherman, through the aid Of
Miss Josie Igou, Who was once Q scholar
there, q free scholarship in that college.
This IL something to DO proud Of % only
hfteen are given out Of the thousand
that attend There annually.
A very quiet wedding occurred at the
residence Of Mrs. A. H. Brown lust east
of the city on Tuesday Sept. 9Th. The
daughter Miss Emma being united 70 NJ.
Robert M. Martin Of the firm Of R. M.
Martin 4 Son. Rev. E. u. Ely ofioiated,
Tho groom is we'll an favo,abiy known al
one OF Red Clouds successful young mcr'
chants and the bride has won IN enviabls
reputation as a teacher In our city schools
Many beautiful and rich gifts were be,
slowed on the bride by her hot tof friends
They started on the evening train FOL
Chicago and other points In the east and
will return about Dot. 1st.
Mr.. xilton Lester, we'll known, fol
quite q number Of years In this county
passed from this world TO the great be
yond, this friday morning. MT. LesteI
was an open hearted generous man ant
In life lived to make his family happ,
and to alleviate the sufYerings of maj
kind as far as laid In his power, DurinI
the war he enlisted and served through
that trying ordeal, with honor to himssl
and country. mis- many friends in thl
county will be panied TO her Of his death
During last fall he vas taken down will
the grippe and recovered from II
effects, and that together With other all
ments was the prime III Of his death
n leaves q wife and son 10 mourn hi
death. TIE OBEY extends its sympath,
10 the beresved family. The funeral vii
take plscs Of . o'clock p. m. 6unds,
at the family residence.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

Ed. Overing took In the state fair this
week.
The noted poet John G. Whittier is
dead.
Geo. Pope and Geo. Coon took in thu
state fair at Lincoln this week.
VIM. e. Eagleburger returned Thurs
day evening from Norton, Kansas, bring
ing his family with him.
The young Ladies' Cornet band Of this
.dty will give q grand ball In the X. p.
hall Wednesday evening Sept. 18th, 1892.
Every q lucky enough to receive q in
v~itation should attend and help the girls.
G. Wiener 10 receiving every day large
invoices OF mems, boys and children's
suits and will sell them at prices that will
surprise the Oldest inhabitant. Don't
buy until you have looked at U line -
We are sure We can save you money.
The Hon. P. ". Shea 10 the way II 10
to read hereafter, having been nominated
for state Senator on the democratic ticket
at Superior. Pete - he 10 known here IL
q fine fellow but We are sorry that his
party ID about "Peter-ed" out since some
Of them were compelled to eat McKeigh-
an crow, bat never the less Mr.. Shea 10
. very pleasant gentleman and much re-
speoted In 0ur city, and M doubt will 70
ceivs the democratic support Of the
district.
The ladies Of tho Charity Chapter
order of the Eastern Star had Q very
pleasant time at their picnic In Gov.
CARRIERS grove, Aug 81, 1891. The sup.
per was spread at six O'Clock, the table
groaned beneath it, burden OF delicaoies
brought In baskets by the ladies. Among
those who were visiting was Mr.. Dickson,
Of McCook. Neb., Mr.. Boyington, Of
Manifold, Iowa, Mrs. LetsOn, Mrs. Mar
time, Of st. Louis, Miss Yeissr and Miss
Trobes.
On Wednesday afternoon the noted
Sullivan Corbett ssprize-fight occurred 1t
New Orleans. Alter q rounds Sullivan
threw up the sponge and for the first
time in his life az Q prixs.hghter was de-.
clsred whipped. Corbett was too much
for the Bostonian who declared when he
accepted the challenge that Corbett
would only be q mouthful for him, but IL
appears that no was several mouthfuls.
This defeat will evidently end Mr..
Sullivan's career as a prixe-6ghter.
Boyd 4 Overing, Of Red Cloud, Neb.
marble dealers, have erected several fine
monuments in the Wilsonville cemetery
this week. Among the number was q
ten foot shaft for Ferdinand sits, which
is the incest In the cemetery. H. Rice,
+. F. Fleming and +. ]. Lennon all
received handsome monuments, credits
TO the firm that cut them. Boyd 4
Overing will he represented In Wilson
vile by j. r. Baxter who will contract
business for the frm.-Wilsonville, (Neb.)
Review.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09
A New Firm,

THE cuIsS has the pleasure OF annouso-
nrm in Red cloud, In TN persons OF
Homsr Sherwood and Allie Albright, two
OF our we'll known young men, who have
purchased the grooery store Of =. O. Haek-
or. The young men arc deserving Of
success and vs predict for thorn q bright
future. NJ. Albright IL vsli-knovn q .
prominent clerk for years in B. y. Mixsr's
grocery store, while Mr.. Sherwood hes
been connected with one OF our banking
houses and In the Red cloud mills. Both
understand the business and will have
J thsir Efforts 70 please an crowned suecoae
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggIst 10 sell
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consumption.
coughs and. colds. upon this condition. II yoI
throat OF chest trouble, and viii use tiISss vemss
DIV as dirscted. giving TIA fair trial. and expert.
encc no beneht, you may retprN ths bottle and
have your money refunded. We could NOT
make this offer did We not know that DIR. Kings
NeW Discovery could be relied on, II never ala.
appoints. Trial bottle free at Cotting's drug.
store. LARGE size SOC, and o.. "
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09
Dur Public Schools

Arc the main-st1y OF our republic. In them
are being cultivated the minds which arc 70 De
our future Law makers and leaders In every
Walk IN lie: How essential II Is that these
minds should be united TO strong, healthy bod
les: TO many children suffer from Impurities
n p0isons In The blood that II Is q wonder that
parents cannot find words strong enough 10 az.
press their gratitude TO Hoods ~SarsapSrilla for
IT, good effect upon their children. BcrOfula,
SAT- rheum and other disea sos OF the blood are
ehectually and permanently cured BY This ex-
cellent medicine. and the whole being Is given
strength TO resist attacks OF disease.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09
ALeader.

Since its first introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in public
favor, until now it is clearly in the
lead among pure medicinal tonics and
misunderstanding nothing which
permits its use as a beverage or in.
t~oxicant, it is reccgn zed as the best
and purest medicine for oil ailments
Of stomach, liver or kidneys. 1t will
cure sick headache, indigestion, con
stipation, and drive malaria from the
~ stem. Satisfaction guaranteed with
every bottle or the money will be re-
funded. Price only SOC. per bottle.
Sold by g. l.. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09
Garfield

Notice, there will be q meeting in the
Wagner school house on Thursdav.
10th, 1892, at Z O'Clock o, M.
to organize 9 Republican League Club.
MI. II. McNitt, candidate for County at
torney, and other speakers will address
the meeting. All are cordially invited
to attend. JNo b. SrANsER,
Central Committeeman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09
Teachers' Meeting.

Affecting will be held, Saturday evening
Sept. 10, at the Waggoner school house
In Garfield township, for the purpose of
organizing q Teachers Reading Circle.
The attendance Of oil teachers in that vi
entity is earnestly requested. R.E.Popr.
-
The Nebraska g. A. r. official train
for Washington d. G. will leave Omaha
at 8 p. m. Sept. 10th VIII arrive in
Chicago at 4 p. m. same day reaching
Washington on the evening of Sunday
Sept. 18th.
The route Of the official train which
will have on board the Nebraska depart.
ment commander and stan and w. II. q
the Post department. commanders ana
all others wishing to visit Washingtou
during the encampment will be via the
Burlington and baltimore and Ohio
railroads.
The information given In posters re-.
garding date Of this trains departure
from Omaha is erroneous. Tickets 10
Washington will be on sale at all Bur
lington route stations at one fare for th,
round trip. For full information AZ e
selling dates. ETC., apply to local agent Of
the Is. Il M. II. r. or to J. Francis,
G. p. & 7. A., Omaha.