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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-06
Synopsis ofPrecedins Chapters.

Royal Kenton. q young Rhode Islander, Is
ttudying law at Winchester. Va, his adopted
home. AT the outbreak of the war the fire
eaters OF the neighborhood, led by Duke Wyle,
northera spy., CHAPTER ~ -Kenton Is dc;
voted to Marien Percy, true daughter Of
war committee calls upon him. He volun-
teers TO xo with the state and enlists in
YVES COMPANY VHWy,i,s s,,s is rival s sutor
picions OF kenton's principles. The company
goes Co the front. and Wyle gives orders that
Kenion shall be shot II he attempts 10 desert.
battle Of Bull Run after its ranks are broken
and scattered. Stonewsll Jackson calls up
the hero and thanks him. Wyle's jealousy is
plots with one of his soldiers. Ike Baxter. to
shoot the Yankee, Vll--Wyle Is promoted
captain. He goes home to. Winchester. The
story Of Kenton's beroism has preceded him.
Marian is cold. He will remove the Yankee
from his path. stonewall details Kenton for
hsadquarters duty. VII, and lX.kenton b.
Marian. He is captured by a Union vidette.
turns the tables on his captor and then lcis
him 20. x Kenion and Ike Baxter are both
captured at kernstown by Union troops.
Baxter denounces Kenton as Union dessrier
aud spy. kenton aRair escapes. ri and XII
Baxter draws his wife into plot 10 ruin Ken
way. Mrs. Baxter is to poison Marian's mind
about Kenton. Kenton sent on another scout
Wyle putsa man on his track, who is cap
out FOR Kenron. Xiv-The Pcrcys abandon
their home in Winchester and go TO the mou :
talns, accompanied bv the faithful slave,
Uncle Ben. Mrs. Baxter is in the party. and
Uncle Rem warns Marian TO beware OF her.
xv-Kenton and Sergeant Brayton, a COM
rade who has been a friend throughout, ere
detailed at the quartermaster's depot ~ guard
stores. XVI to XvI1I-The Percys arc az tcst
Haven. in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Nyle
calls again. Chester's Union troops are I'm tbs
vicinity, Tho remaining chapters, XIX "a
xxx. show how Kenton defends fort against
Gus.
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gotten for a momens %. 49,. -- --..
the living. There bod been no firing for
the last 10 minutes. Had the camp been
captured? Had help come too late? She
stood in the open door and held herself
on her feet while she listened. A sud-
den crash OF musketry told her what she
was yearning to know. The Federal
troopers had attacked, and they were
strong enough to beat off or annihilate
the besiegers. Half an hour later she
was crying and sobbing and saying to
the men who bore the litter:
Carefully now! Bring him right in
this way! am so glad was afraid
that he was dead!"
The prisoners were confined in the
barn. OF the entire force not one had
escaped except Ike Baxter, and that
only because he was absent. There were
dozen or more dead men to bury, and
after awhile detail was sent back to
perform the work. A dozen dead, bu.
no wounded. II you were in the valley
that winter, you will recall the bitter
ness existing between the "irregulars, "
who were practically bush hwhackers and
guerrillas, and the Federal cavalry. No
prisoners were taken on either side. If
Federal detachment was cut of, never
man returned to his lines. II a cou-
rier was captured, he was shot in his
tracks or hung to the limb OF roadside
tree. There was no more mercy shown
on the other side. The capture of an
armed man in citizens dress or half
uniform meant that ne had only Is min
utes to live at the furthest. If he
claimed to belong to Mosby's band, he
courted death the sooner, Men who fell
in fight went down 10 be buried there.
Custer with his troopers found Uncle
Ben eagerly awaiting them. The old
man was given seat In an ambulance,
and within few minutes the general
had heard his story. The order was Civ
en- to push on at faster pace, and the
command reached Rest Haven Just as
the prisoners had been placed under
guard. A surgeon accompanied the
column. and while he was busy dressing
Kenton's wounds General Custer was
holding an interview with Marian Per-
cy. The result of this was an order that
the dead woman and the wounded man
should be taken back to the Federal
lines-the one for burial, the other for
proper medical treatment. Whatever
Marian wished to take away would be
transported for her, and the place would
be abandoned.
Steve Brayton had come out Of the
affair a greater hero than he had ever
hoped TO be. Although frankly ac-
knowledging himself an escaped pris-
pner and now again captured by the en-
,mies Of bis cause, every Federal who
understood how he had fortified the
camp and defended IL TO save wounded
and almost helpless fellow Confederate
insisted on taking him by the hand and
rendering him hearty CONGRATULATIONS.
Even General Custer himself did not
withhold word OF praise after learn
ing from Marian and Kenton Of Bray
tons bravery and self sacrifice
Continued Tomorrow
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Roger Williams Park.
TO CONTRACTORS.


Sealed proposals Tor exoavating two hundred
thousand lzJo000l cubic yards OF mud (approxi-
msts quantity) from cunin's Pond, furnishing
and building about nifty Thousand (O,O00) square
yards Of mscadam driveway, requirin about lever
thousand az ,000) cubic yards Of broken stone and
excayating and grading about eleven thousand hve
hundred 900 cubic yards Of ioam sand or gravel
from section one u). about fourteen thousand
$4,000 cubic yards from section two (2), about
nine thousand $1,000 cubic yards from section
three 49, and about six thousand 6ye huadred
(6,50o) cubic yards from section -four "a OF drive
way near rhe easterly side OF Cunihs POND, viii
be received At the once OF the City Engineer la the
CITY Hall until ~ O'Clock, noon June ., 1894
Plans and specifications may be seen at the Office
Of the CITY Engineer on and after Tuesday, June a.
1854
Contracts may. be awarded on eae h OF the above
items mentioned.
bond for dve hundred 5000 dollars or It's equiv
alent shall accompany each proposal conditioned
upon the kecution Of the required contract and
bond within i've (b) days after the ccptance Of
said proposal by the park commissioner
The commissioners reserve the right TO reject
any or all bids.
BY order Of the Park nm ssioncrs
Jun 2bt r. "A. DkMlNG, Chairman.
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THE NEWS
LEGAL COLUMN.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
State House Commissioners
Report Of Condemnation Of Land.
Providence, Sc.

ffeNiotnce Sc; supreme Court
Whereas The Board Of State House commls-
sioners, acting sa behalf Of the state OF Rhode
1901 OF the Public Laws of ssid State. have
taken and condemned ali that land bounded by
of ProvldeLee, In said county, and including
that part OF Brownell street lying between said
once the 0i ssa Division. I ss n1sa ps, % Of ali
SAID lahd not already acquired by purchase by and
taxing thereof 1s s-sf vita x. nuss ss'af q
toe owners o. and parties Interested IN said lsnc
said owners and parties Interested are in said oer-
MaeAis VIA E,SstS and On sS pa, ss csw
J. Fsssn. cItilsns. ssyinssy Bann ne% x,b.,s hS ~
smith, estate Of Alexander duncan, Wiiiisn
R Perez Abby +. Sessions Abby y. ssssions.
guardian Of Annie sessions; the city a
wScds sSi Anns woOe. wea0Si rt:' M:i'eS ga
Colony Railroad Company; Providence Wss-
Haven &hsrford Raisosd co%pssy s nsr sna nsrh S'"
whereas, Upon the consideration Of said piss
6Ss ..ia -sss aas
county OF Proyidence. have appointed MoNDAY.
The ,s sih ssy o. July D. 1854 at s;se o'slssn =;
others interested in the premises, may eBbear
before s. .ss D'SI.sna ton in, iH q; PIoys:sss ss
heard relative thereto and as 70 the appointment
Of Commissioners TO appraiss the damages sseru-
property.
Now. therefore, this is to notify the persons
above designated as owners of, and interested In
said land and all other persons so interested. to
appear before the Common Pleas Division Of the
supreme Court. within and for said county at tae
Providence County Court Ho1se, IL
said city OF Providenes, ON MONDAY,
O'Clock a. m, 10 be heard with refere nee 10 the
taking and condemnation Of said property. estates
or rights OF property, and with references 10 the
appointment OF three suitable persons to be Com
missioners 70 appraise the damages sustained BY
them as aforesaid.
By order OF Hon. George A. wilbur. Associate
Justice Gf the supreme Court, presiding at said
A. ID. 1894 GEO. Il. WEBSTER Ciark"
Juns2-2ft
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

orrrcK OF TEE LICENSE COMMISSIONERS
CITY HALL, PRovfDESoH, May 10, iss4
Applications for licenses 70 self pure. spIrtuoa.
Intoxicating and malt liquors. have been made W
the following named persons and nrmsi
SECOND CLASS.
Baker, Edward. % Ives street.
Campbell Robert, 81 smithheld avent&
Casey. Thomas, nNaliey street
Desry. Frank. 90 Culver street
Dillon John H., so Orange street
Farrell, John, lisa Westminster street.
HamliI, Hugh. i, West River street
Holt benjamin. r., ie6 Pine street
Hughes, John, 33. 35 Huntington avehus.s
McManss. Patrick, iSs south street
o'shes, Cornelius, 100 Ives street.
EsIIIy S.. NJ s TsS1ss sSrssr: .ysns .,rss
Tally, Hugh. iss Charles street
rRAssFERs.
Burton, Frank, IL Fulton street. 20 IL Fulton
bah q Bowster, Is and 10 Peck street, to i4s Pine
street
Durham. George L., s weybosset street. to III
Carroll, James p. So Pond street to Francis
oonnsii, Francis j.. 70 Washington street. to
Connell a &McLauPhlin same place
German. Michael. 2oi Aborn street, to Dinneny a
Bray, same place.
Hennesy, p. w, II TO IT washington street. n
Msssa, Michel. - ESsy street, to -. Essy; "a ,
Gormsn, Michael, aO4 Aborn street, to Dinneny&
Donneiiy, same place.
Jersky, simon, 3s2 North Main street. TO Moses
faborinsky, same place.
Jones, John H.,resiaurant at Depot, TO =. J.
Loyeit Tkos. j., 50 Randall street. tosO RAN
6all street.
Lukssnansty. Jacob, ss4 Atwsps avenue. to
Dyrnes Dunnigan, same place.
Mahony Patrick ~, ~ Chalkstope avenue, to 10
MARI Dsessn. 5a7 Eddy street, to Thomas
Proctor. Russell. 1858 Westminster street. to
Hugh o'Connor, same place.
Ressn, N. ~, 90. s2 wsybosset street. TO los wey-
Roderiel, Anthony NJ, iso south Main street. to
James H. Foley, same place.
Roderick. Anthony M, S32 Fountain street, TO
Edwin j. Hines, same place.
souza, Manuel -, go South Main street, TO "a
Wickenden street
scott, Adam. i47 Manton avenue. to Casino
Buooi, l36 Spruce street
Stevens, Ed. u, 25f Chaikestons avenue TO Rob
ert Cnmp pbell, same place.
Woodward, James f., City Hotel, TO II. T. Nm
Molter, same place
The hoard OF License Commissioners viii be in
session In their office, City Hall, Monday. June H.
1894. at 10 O'Clock y. m, at which time and place
ell persons desiring may lie heard on the matter
of granting such applications.
BY order of the Board THOS. NIXON.
nay26-l3t Clerk
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"All right"
"Of co'se yo' ar. Yo' ar lookin Jest
es natural as an ole hat! Yere they
cumI'
With q chorus of yells that would
have done credit To war party of Paw
nees, the enemy broke cover and ad-
vanced at a run. They were hardly in
the open before Steye began blazing
away. His fire was fast and deadly.
but it did not check them. 1t was only
when kenton, who was coolly waiting
for them to pass the bush. let fly both
barrels into them at just the right range
for buckshot to do its best that the
charge was broken, and every man on
his feet sought safety in precipitate re-
treat.
THAT Is awfull" whispered Kenton
as the smoke blew away and gave them
clear sight OF the ground.
Lands. but we uns hev licked the
hull southern confederacyl" answered
Steve.
At first sight il seemed as if half the
charging force had been wiped out.
but after a moment some of those who
had fallen began to creep away to the
shelter of the rocks and bushes. They
were allowed to do this without moles-
tation. Five remained there in plain
sight, however, and not one Of them
would ever stand on his feet again.
There was no further movement for half
an hour. The besiegers realized that
that fort, even though IL held only two
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Unpaid Sewer Assessments.

The UNDERLINED hereby gives notice, that In ac-
cordance with the provisions OF the public statutes
IN such cases made and provided he will, on
TUESDAY. the 9th day Of June, 1894 levy on all
real estate In the city Of Providence, against
which assessments forsewers remain overdue ani
unpaid. ID. L. ID. GRANGER
Aayh-M City Treasurer.
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THE CITY OF PRovIDENCE.
Opening Of the City Bath Houses.

once OF the Clerk of Committees
City Hall, June 1. tell
The city Bath Houses, located al Red Bridge ssd
Of Wsshingten Bfitfe, win be opened TO the Public
o'clock p. N.
Sundays from O'Clock q. IN until n % clock noon
The bath houses, in charge OF = competent ma
tron, will be reserved for girls and women IS fol-
lows.
A. washington Bridge
On Monday, wednesday and Friday from I until
boClock D.
A. hcu Dridgci
ON Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from until
o'clock y.
By order Of the comm it,ee on harbor
ALBERT G. WHITE. Chairman.
ID. \. HAYDEN, Clerk Of Y emulttsss. jul-u
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Uoldfng thc fort.

defenders, and they resorted to strategy.
A flag of truce finally appeared. and the
soldier who bore II was permitted to
approach within 80 feet OF the rocks.
There he halted and said that 10 more
men had come mp; that Ike Baxter had
been sent OF te the Confedsrsts lines
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TIE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

The owners OF estates assessed for the construo.
hereby notiasd that the assessments tor said con.
suustios were on the on day Of May 1884, lodges
In Camp sifestfrom twenty feet north Of Crane
View street to Cypress street
In East avenue from Pleasant street to olnsy
IN Williams street from Ives street 70 oano street;
in Fremont street from Governor street 20 oano
street In East Transit street from Gano street TO
1ves street. and In Preston street from Ives street
10 oano street
In Bowen street from Brook street to Thaysr
In Jrison street from Broad street to Edd street
and in Eddy street from Jilison street TO Ernest
In Valley street from Eagle street to Ra,hbon.
In Mathewson street from Fountain street to
IN Robin street from Aliston street to Resen,
Cornell street, and in Cornell street from Regent
avenue TO Valley street.
stree, to Cornell stree: ssa IN Rsrn or hIe from
the summit 10 Robin street.
westerly to River avenue. snd In Ailston street
fro~ end OF pressat sewer westerly to River ave.
In Hope street. from Thaysr street to Lloys
street
street
In Cedar street. from Tent street to Acorn street
n.as before III. ss ssy Of n %ss any sss sssSsso:
will be made on the same At the rate Of air per
cebtum per auaunA from the date OF the
10 said last entioued date.
one-nird OF tne assessment may be paid at any
Is lodged with the Cty Treasurer without iniersst
The secone iussslment OF one-third may be paid
within two years from the day Of said iodgment
with the City Treasurer by paying in addition
thereto the interest the whole amount due on
said assessment 81 the rate Of six (s) per cent per
AMMAN from the nrst day Of the second year after
said lodgment to the time OF payment
The last and third instalm snt OF the assessment
may be paid within three years after said iodgment
by paynG In addition thereto the interest thereon
st the rate Of six (e) per cent per from the
date Of the last payment
II the first iustalment In not paid at the end of
one year from the day Of the lodgment OF the as
mt with the City Treasurer the whole asess
ment then be collected with interest tbercfrom
At the rate Of SIX (e) per cent. per and ex-
Denses Of collection.
MAY D. 1854 my7-ime.
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Neglect Of the hair eften destroys its vital
ity and natural hue, and causes IL 20 fall
out Before I. is tee late. apply uaLls Hair
Renswsr, sure resedv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-23
See Myers
Inavalc.

A cold wave struck these parts Sun.
day afternoon.
Miss Blanche Sellers and Miss Blanche
Sherer came up last Tuesday and visited
in town until Sunday.
Miss Barber spent Sunday at her
home.
Mr.. George Overing and Alva Sci
lers were in Inavale shaking hands with
the boys Sunday.
Mr.. Hunter went to Red Cloud Tues
day.
George Hummell and Mintie Garner
went down to Red Cloud Sunday night
Austin Davis and daughter. Edith
and Mr., Miller we're visiting in Rec
Cloud Saturday.
Arthur Myers is able to be arount
again.
The W. G. T. u. meets next montl
with Mrs. II. II. Holdredge.
Rev. Hancock is holding meeting
every night this week.
g. W. Knight and wife took the trail
for Lincoln Tuesday to be present at tn
G. A. G. encampment being held Their
this week.
G. Hunter lost a $50 calf this week.
HUSTLER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-23
q Creek Items.

Weather cold and news scarce.
Everybody and his next door neigh
Dor was glad to see the snow on account
Of the small grain which was getting
somewhat dry.
Our wolf hunt was q failure. We
formed line four miles long on tho State
line and all moved south across the
township. We started four wolves and
killed several rabbits.
A school entertainment will be held
ut the Pleasant Dale school house Tues
day February, 9th.
Isaac Grewell has bought a farm Of
16O acres, east Of here.
Renters are thick now, every foot Of
farm land is rented.
Some sickness in our parts, Mr.. Serb,
ner and Mr.. Montford's children had the
Group, but are better.
Mr.. Musser win leave soon and &c
west IS miles, where he takes charge Ol
another ranch. We arc sorry to se<
them 60. OCCASIONAL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-23
Over Post Office
Garfield.

One Of Geo. Harris horses fell into an
old well and was killed.
The magic lantern show at the Amack
school house was we'll attended.
The professional Minstrels' gave an
exhibition Of their talent at tho Wagner
school house last week.
Lew Bunker is getting pretty cheeky
lately, a case Of mumps.
Eli Houchin got SlS returns on his
broom corn last week, a corpse revived.
The Lost Creek Debating Society
discussed the question Resolved that
Congress should adopt the free and un.
limited coinage Of silver, decided in
favor Of the negative. The question for
Saturday evening February, oath, is
Resolved that Hawaii should be annex
ed to the United States. The silver
question will again be discussed March,
I'd, which closes the society for this sea.
son PAT,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-23

Elliott Hughes expects to go to
keeping house soon.
MI. GIaham's left, Tuesday, for
their new home in Kansas.
Mr.. MsCuue 10 building an addition
to his house.
During Saturday and Sunday, while
there was no school in district 81,
some unknown person shot two holes
through the school house, breaking
two window glasses and damaging the
shutters badly. I think people are
in pretty small b~usinsps that would
do such . thing,
Clarence Maurer has gone TO Kan.
sss with Mr.. Grahsm's where he ex.
poets to work this summer. We are
all sorry to loose u old friend.
There was . party at Mr.. Tenants
Monday evening. Parties seem to
DO al tho 20 in This ueighborhood:
T. .. e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-23
Pleasant Grove.

We have been having pretty severe
winter for the past week.
The young folks have been enjoying
the snow sleigh riding.
Ed McCrillis will farm John Witwer's
place for the next season. Ed is a rust.
Ter.
Mrs. Gibson was called to Blooming.
ton this week by the death Of his
mother-in-law.
Mr.. George Slaby lost bis pocket book
the other day. 1t contained quite q
largo amount of money. He was quite
fortunate to find it again.
We notice Uncle Tom says there
appears to be a good many names for
Pleasant Grove. We would like to in.
form him that there is more than he
thinks there is.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-23
Batin.

Charles Ware started for Iowa, on q
visit, last Saturday.
No school in Dist. 80 last week on
account OF the teacher being sick.
Miss Tissie Marker is on the sick list
but under the care Of DR.. Damerell is
convalescing.
Mr.. Boynton Of Illinois was out look.
ing after his interests on his farm here
Last week, but returned home Sunday.
Miss Lille Holmes Of Red Cloud spent
Saturday and Sunday at Mr.. Hansen's
Mrs. Emory Bean Of Cowles spent sew.
eral days visiting In our neighborhood
last week.
Everything went for q good price at A,
Acker's sale last Thursday.
Chris Hansen was not hurt 80 bad at
the sale az was reported at first.
Z. Nelson was In this locality on bust
ness Monday,
T. Anderson has got his cattle hom'
from Elm Creek where he had then
wintered.
G. F. Kelly and family we're the guest
OF A. Ackers one day last week.
Rudolf Ware has bought a quartz
section Of land Of Clarence Wilson.
Peter Hansen says he got awful col
coming out from Red Cloud Sunda
night.
VIM. Crabill and family spent Sunda
with friends in Red Cloud.
Albert Rumbaugh, who lives in th
north western part Of the state 10 her
/, visiting his brother Henry.
NUNS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-23
south d

Weather 10 very cold. 81,
MIR. Ed Amack was on this side visit.
ing one day last week.
Mr.. Hicks had q new we'll bored last
week, Mr.. Gurley doing the work.
Miss Maud Mock spent Sunday with
her aunt and uncle. ,
Mr.. Throckmorton sold his fat hogs
last week.
Edith Keigle was the guest Of Mr.
Rudd last Saturday and Sunday.
Julia Saladen is very sick. DR.. Dam
erell is attending her.
Mr.. Sam Spry was visiting with he'
sister, Mrs. Will Kuehn last Sunday.
There was a dance at Mr.. Rudd's las
Tuesday night. All report a pleasan
time. ALFRErTA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-23

The insurance companies have raised
tho rate all over the country 20 per cent.
II there Is any institution that has
made money without any apparent Of.
fort. 1t is the insurance company, and
now 20 have the supreme gall to add
another 20 per cent Is more than the
people ought to stand, and If We mis-
take not. tho people will resent such
high-hsnded robbery. The Omaha Bet
figures out al their profit In tho STATE
last year something like 100000, ant
yet they add another 20 per cent. The,
surely ought to have the earth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-23

Mr.. Roe is the guest Of II. s. Bottom.
L. II. Boyd's baby has been quite sick.
Byrne Brothers received a carload OF
Crete -four.
Mr.. Cobb has repaired his house and
given 1t a new coat Of paint.
Grandma Monroe, A. Hclton, Mrs. Ed
Hoffman are among the sick this week.
Will Bennett who 10 attending college
at Grand Island spent Sunday with his
parents.
Evangelist Billings 10 expected here
this week TO bold meeting In the Con.
grogational church.
Quite a number OF the young men
attended the MASQUERADE ball at Camp
bell last Wednesday,
E. Clawson and z. T.. Hicks drove
across the country to Hastings the lat
ter part Of last week.
The wolf hunt south Of town Satur
day was a failure. Not one Of the party
caught as much as the sight Of q wolf.
j.. C. Hartman shipped out q car o
cattle and one Of hogs on Monday. ]
Cowley also sent q car load OF cattle +
Omaha.
j. L. Grandstaf and A. France wen
to Lincoln as delegates to the G. A. +
encampment which 10 held at that plac
this week.
A certain mother goes into the billiar
hall with q cane and shows her son th
door. That 10 right let more OF the
have this kind Of grit.
The Hen Roast" las the boys call i
given by the 8. Of v. in the @. A. r. ha
last Tuesday evening to the members
the G. A. R., Woman's Relief Corps al
, invited guests was q very pleasant affa
!. indeed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-23
State Line.

SeUSO mIusuCs
Most everyone is enjoying the fine
winter weather.
Rev. j. w. Ball has begun a series OF
meetings at Maple Grove church.
JIG. Foutz sold his fat hogs n day
last week.
Mr.. Foote'S family have been having
the Ia grippe.
Last Saturday and Sunday was quar-
terly meeting Of the Friends at Walnut
meeting house.
Mr.. Ratcliff's have all been on the sick
list.
To have the mumps is the order Of the
day, at least quite q few are having
them.
Ben VanDyke made a flying trip thro
these parts Sunday.
Moon and Kerrey are very busy will
their shows.