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NORTH END NEWS.
Reception to a New Pastor Last
Night-Social Events-locaIs.
THE NRws BUREAU.
NORTH END. t26 BRANCH AVENUE.

Toiephone cold
The practitioners OF the wanskuck
branch of the Asbury M. Z. Church gave
. reception to their new pastor,
Rev. ID. l.. Brown, In Alfredian Hall last
evening. After singing by the choir,
entitled sWelcome Tonight after teraSioh Which
the Rev. Mr.. Butterworth OF the Branch
Avenue Baptist Church made an address
ofwclcome. The reverend gentleman spoke
eloqucntly Tor over half an hour. At the
conclusion Of his address coffee and
sandwiches We're passed around and then
the members OF the Church shook hands
with their new pastor and bid him well
come TO his new field of labor. MIR.
Brown was formerly located at Wexford,
X. 1.
A Clam supper.
The members OF Hose held clam sup
per In honor of the birthday of
Driver George Woodbury., at the station
last evening. Frank Gibson was
toastmaster and filed the position cred
itably. Albert Baxter furnished music
and Frank Carpenters speech
was feature OF the evening. Celb
d Norton were the caterers.
AT the meeting OF the excursion and
parade committee of the A. O. Il. OF A.
they decided to hold their excursion and
parade on the 18th OF August and ap.
pointed the following committee:
y. J. Mccarthy, chairman; George
Devans, Henry Horan, secretaries.
"a. O'Donnell, treasurer; John VI. Jack
SON, chairman OF the committee on
dnanQe; John ii. Mulvey, committee ON
printingi Frank p. McNeilens, chairman
OF committee on amusements.
The Wanskuck weavers will give a ball
for the benefit of the Washington mill
strikers Saturday evening.
The Young Mems Sir Moses Montefiore
Society at their meeting last evening i'm
Montefiore Hall on North Main street.
organized q musical society with the
following members: Charles c. Richards.
alto; Samuel Cohn, alto; l.. Shoenbure'
baritone; b. Sapovitz, tenor; l.. Lyon.
bass, 3. stein, Soprano: M. Berkovitz.
They well meet every Thursday evening.
Mounted Officer Curley reported for
duty last evening.
The st. Vincent DE Paul Society con-
nected with st. Patrick's Church. smith
Hill, viii hold May Festival shortly.
Frank McCord and John McIntire of
Taunton got drunk i'm this locality yester-
day and were arrested while in a fighting
mood BY 0mcsr McCostin: e aud costs
6o0oy each.
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THE NEWS
LEGAL COLUMN.
TOWN or JOHNSTON.
HIGHWAY.
Town Clerks ONCE.

Johnston, X L., April IL, 1894.
Whereas, the 18th day Of January, 1894, a
Council praying for the layout OF a street from
Princeton street to Dyer in the vicinity of
Vine or Garden street and whereas
special committee by this board appointed TO in
recommending that the petition be granted and the
street further extended TO Concord street.
Therefore Il is ordered, adiudgsd and decreed by
this Council that IL is desirable and Necessary
street as follows: Beginning at the
soutnerly line of Princeton street on the
northerly line OF lot AZ. See. A. Plain farm plat.
lots ~, "a See A. H. 36 So 81 See b. Of lots Plain
farm as shown on plat OF same made In 1888.
on record in this Office, 20 the northerly line Of
laid out uniform width OF 80 feet, the
easerly line OF said street being parallel 70 ana
300 feet west of west line of Websier
avenue; and whereas certain lands will be required
benefited thereby,it Is further adudged and dccreed
by this Council that the estates specially beneted
by this layout shall be deemed 10 be included with
in the following bounds, via: Plainheld street on
the north, Webster avenue on the east Eutaw street
on the south, and Laurel Hl on the
west Ard the Town Clerk Is hereby directed TO
cause personal notice 10 b. served upon all
persons interested TO appear and be heard
thereon, and in addition to the personal
notice TO cause the to be printed
once week for two successive weeks In the
papers published in the city Of Providence,
and also to eause at least three
notices to be posted on or near the
place where the said Improvement is to be made,
Chamber, Odd Fellows Block, No. I6l Plain
field street, Olneyvilic n. l., be the place, and
Friday May H. 1884, at sop. M, the time for said
hearrg
BY order OF Town Council
JOSEPH COUGH,
apr2e-th3t Council Clerk
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badge on the front OF his hat or cap that the
same may be plainly seen.
SEC. s. The Chief Of Police may In his discretion
at any time revoke any permit given by him here
under, and IL shall be deemed sun
cient cause Cor such revocation that the
person whose permit Is revoked has been guilty
OF using indecent profane language or
Of violating any existing rule for
regulating or restraining bootblacxs or newsboys
or committing any sct of a dIsorderly or dishonest
nature
SEC. 6. Every person violating any OF the pro-
visions OF these rules shall be lined not more than
two dollars for each ofense.
true copy Witness:
WILLIAM Il. CLARKE,
mays-3t City Clerk.
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AT the annual town meeting held in
March, 1892, a resolution was offered and
unanimously adopted that certain
proportion OF the town taxes shall
be expended upon Thames street, IL
being badly out OF repair as il Is q high
way where most OF the heavy teaming Is
done. The present administration will
take Up the work, which has been neg
lected.
The High School Brass Band which has
Just organized, consisting OF young men
from sixteen TO nineteen years, are max
ing rapid improvement aud should be
encouraged by the public generality.
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TOWN OF JOHNSTON.
Applications for Liquor Licenses

All persons interested in the following ap-
plications for license to sell pure
spirituous. intoxicating and malt liquors are
hereby notified to appecr before the Town Council
FRIDAY, May II, 1894, at 1850 p m, at the Council
Chamber, odd Fellows building olneyyine, X. 1.
and be heard thereon
PIRsr CLASS.
Moritz IL. Meyer, Library court
SECOND CLASS.
George Aldrich, Old Killingly road.
Steinaucr Brothers, IS Olneyviile square
JOSEPH COUGH, Council Clerk.
Johnston, II. l., April 26, 1894 apr2sthur-3L
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
To Contractors for 0uIbuiIdings
and Sewer Connections.
ONCE Of
Superintendent OF Public Buildinga.

City Hall, Providence Il. l., April 20, 1894. y
The joiat atandpg committee city property
invite proposals. for sewer and water connections
and outbuiidings, ETC., for the following school
buildings:
Thayer Street Grammar. East street, Camp street,
Thayer Street Primary. Gladstone avenue, Beacon
avenue (old), Point street, ITO include setting OUT
Chester avenue, Warren street. Bellevue avenue,
Potter's avenue, Harmon street. Willow stree.
Federal Street Grammar, Africa street, Putnam
street. Amherst street, Covel street and Thurber's
avenue.
New outbuildings are called for at the following
school estates: East street Thayer Street Primary
Hospital street, Warren street, Hammond street.
Putnam street, anu Thurber's avenue.
The aging Of sewer OF lead pipe should be given
ut so much per lineal foot.
Plans and specifications may be seen at this
ofhoe. Bids will be made separate for the work
called for at each school estate, sealed and I'D
dressed to the undersigned until THURSDAY. May
is reserved - -Ie .sr. DAvfD isiis BeRfes. N 0.'.
Chairman Committee on City Property
ALBERT r. MtNSFfELD,
Superintendent OF Public Buildings. spr27-iH
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ManviIIc.

Thieves broke into the ManviIle Post
Office last night and Stole three gold
watches valued at 500, belonging to POST
master Emery ". Desilet. The grocery
stores OF A. Gauvin * Sons and T.. n. De
from them.
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JOnnsTOn, X T. April .. IsN
All persons interested In the appointm nt
~ commissioners on the estate Of Samuel
Scranton, reported 10 be insolvent, are hereby
notified TO attend Court % Probate
20 be held FRIDAY, May N, 1885, az 1850
y. al the Councii Chamber. Odd Fellows Build.
Ing. OlneyvilIe. X. 4. and be heard thereon
BY order OF Problic Court
JosEfH COUGH, Probate Clerk.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CHAPTER a..
Rule relative 70 Granting Permits and Supplying
Nnmpers or Badges 70 Boolblacks and News-
CHAPTER a..

CHAPTER a..
Rule relative 10 Granting Permits end Supplying
Numbers OF Badges 70 Bootbiacks and News
boys.
adopted May s. lsoi)
SECTION 1. No boy or boys or other perscns
know "bootblacks" of as "newsboys"
shall ply their trade or business In
any Of the streets, avenues, parks or other public
places in the City ~ Providence, without permit
iron the chief OF Police as hereinafter provided.
sRc 3 The Chief OF Police In hereby autho-
rived TO grant permits in writing 20 the class OF
per,ons known bootblacks and newsboys
TO ply their trade or business IN the
streets, avenues parks and other public places OF
this city. No permit shall be issued 10 any APP
plicant unil the parent or guardian OF such appl-
cant some other person shall give 10 the
chief OF Police satisfactory assurance OF the good
under these rules shall be for the current
municipal year end may be renewed annually.
SIC. 8 The Chief Of Po ice shall supply TO each
person receiving permit a number or badge made
of metal; said number or badge 10 be and remain
the property Of the City OF Providence;
and the person receiving the same shall return the
cause the same 10 be returned 20 said
Chief OF Police nj the expiration Of the time for
which said permit was granted. or at the time Of
the revocation o. said permit II sooner revoked.
The said chief ~ Police shall endorse such number
upon the permit and shall keep n correct record Of
the name of each person 10 whom a permit
grsnied. together with his place OF residence the
iTpdc or business he H. permitted 10 pursue under
said permit and the number with which he H. sup
SIC. T. Each person 10 whom a number or badge
Il issued under the preceding section shall, while
plyins his trade or business. vssr ssid nsnbsr or
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Clcr q Office. Court OF Probate,
Inhnstau IL Anrtl % teox

All persons interested in the settlement OF the
final account of Louis L. A1gell administrator OF
the estate OF Thomas IT, Smith late of Johnston de-
ceased are hereby notified 10 attend Court of Pro-
bate 20 be held RlDAY.May H. 1894 at 80 d. m, at
tho Council Chamber. Odd Fe lows building Oney-
VILE r. l., and be heard thereon.
JOSEPH COUGH,
apr9f. That probafe Clerk.
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Executors Notice.

The undersigned. Execnior Of Inc last viii and
esfanent ~ Larned Dean. lete o. Johnston. de.
ceased which VII has been alni'tci to Probate BY
The Probate Court of the Town 20 Johnston. here
ny giV.s notice iha' he has pte, the trust and
has given bond according % laN
GEpRHE DEAN.
Johnston. r. L. May y issL ma 81, thur
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Johnston, x. I, Nav 3, 1894.
All persons interested in an instrument in writ
ns peruorting 10 b the last Will and testament %
Jnmf DcGarty late of Johnston dcceaeel are
hereby 70 lied TO attend Court Of Probate 10 be
held SATURDAY. MAJ ~, ls9f, az 80 y. m. VI the
Council chamber. Ola Follow building, Olncv-
VILE, i I, and DC heard the epn.
~ order Of the Probate Court
may35t JOSEPH COUGH Probate Clerk.
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Clerks ofice, Court OF Probate, /,
Jahnsfon X I Anrtl 2g rsof 4

All persons interested in an instrument
in writing purpoiting TO be the last viii
and testament OF Mary Ann Thurston
late OF Johnston, deceased. are hereby mott
fed TO attend Court OF Probate 10 be
held friS ay, Nay ~, 1871, AZ li5O p m al the
ville II L., and be heard thereon
by order Of PROBATE Court
JOSEPH COUGH,
apl16- thur3t Probate Clerk.
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EIizabeth Schulton, living at 245 At
wells avenue, was thrown from carriage
last evening and was badly shaken up.
~ wes taken into the fire station and
Wos attended BY DR.. Carroll
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Clerks office Court OF Probate.
InAunAnn n An nn .nI

All persons interested in the settlement OF the
account a. byron o. Young, Trustee, Of the estate
OF Joseph ~. Young with said estate
hereby notified 10 attend
Court Of Probate 10 be holden FRIDAY, May n. 1884,
al 80 y m, at the Council Chamber odd Fellows
Building. No. 1tl Piainneld srcet Johnston, r. l.
and be heard taercon. JOSEPH COUGH,
upr26- ihur3t Probate Clerk
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Clerks ONCE Court OF Probate.
Johngfou r. AprfI "a 1901

All persons interested In the settlement Of the
final account OF Louis L. Angel, adm n ST. ator on
the estate OF Bridget McDonough late OF johnston,
decca ed, said account contained credit for
sac OF Real Estate, the administrator also
praying for an order of distribution OF
balance, are hereby notified to attend Court of
Probate to be held FRIDAY, May II, 1894, at 30
p. at the Council Chamber, Odd Fellows building,
Olneyvillc, X. l.. aud be heard thereon.
JOSEPH COUGH Probate Clerk.
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N O II I G Il

Notice is hereby given that the firm OF Stewart a
Andrews Is by mutual consent this day dissolved.
A. H. Stewart will attend 20 the settlement of the
business George J., Andrews will continue the
business at the old stand.
a. ~. STEWART,
GEO. l.. ANDREWS
Providence. H. L., Mays 1894.
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Clerks once. Court Of Probate.

Johnston, r. l., April 26, 1884.
All persons interested in the settlement
ot the second account OF Waiter ID. Har-
ris, guardian OF the estates of Eva IL. and
Amy i. sutclh, hereby notified
TO attend Court OF Probate to be held FRIDAY.
May IL, 1894, at 80 r. at the Council Chamber,
Odd Fellows Building, olpeyville, r. L. and be
beard an,lilThst aeesson' JOSEPH COUGH,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
TIE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

The owners of estates assessed for the construc
ton OF sewers in the streets hereinafter named
hereby notified that the assessments for said con.
structson on the 5tb day OF May, 1894, lodged
at he once Of the City Treasurer.
In Aieppo street from Msnion avenue 10 its
In Camp street from twenty feet north Of Grand
View street to Cypress street
In East avenue from Pleasant street to Oney
In williams street from Ives street to Gano street;
street, in East Transit street from Gano street 60
Ives street and In Preston street from Ives street
In Bowen street from Brook street to Thsyer
Gtrset
and in Eddy street from Jillson street 10 Ernest
street.
In Valley street from Eagle street to Rathbone
street
In Msthewson street from Fountain street to
Cove street
avenue and in Regent avenue from Robin street to
Cornell street and in Cornell street from Regent
In AIiston street from 90 fee. west OF Robin
street to Cornell stret and In Regent avenue from
In Regent avenue, from end Of present sewer
westerly to River avenue, and in Allston street
from end of present sewer westerly TO River ave-
In Hope street. from Thayer street to Lloyd
street.
In ssbin street, from Aborn street 10 Cove
In Cedar street from Tent street to Acorn street
m ade before the 9TH day OF May, 1885, deduction
will be made the same at the rate OF six per
centum per annum from the date OF the payment
10 said last men ntioned date.
One third OF the assessment may be paid at any
time within one year from the time the assessment
Is lodged with the City Treasurer without interest.
The second instalment Of one third may be paid
within two years from the day Of said Judgment
with the City Treasurer by paying In addition
thereto the interest on the whole amount due on
SS ss r ay p s six co. Pr y.sr
said lodgmeDt 10 the time OF payment.
The last and third instalment of the assessment
bon dxuffh In aaff ladn
by paying in addition thereto the interest thereon
at the rate OF six (6 per cent per annum from the
date Of the last payment
II the first instalment IL not paid at the end OF
one year from the day OF the lodgment OF the
mt with the City Treasurer, the whole asess-
ment can then be collected with interest therefrom
81 the rate Of six 90 per cent per annum and ex-
penses Of collection.
D. 1. d. GRANGER, City Treasurer
May 8, 1884. ny7-lno.
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roo sALE-MIsCELLAN go Us.
- = -------------
FOR 8 a I,HI

A few Shetland Ponies and two good Driving
Horses. Apply to JAMES b. HATHAWAY, Super
Roger Williams Park.
I,oR SALE-FIRsT CLAss OLD-FAsHIONED
II Rockaway Carryall. also one Russell cart,
nearly new; both with shafts aand pole, can be
bought cheap. Apply to Mr.. j. b. Randall, Oak
land Beach, X. I. mar1s-u
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Drop . postal card 70 oaD wEsTMr>srER
STREET. aud have your stove called for ssd
stored for next snmmer--ciesned biscked. re-
paired snd returned In the fall
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STORAGE FOR FURNITURE.

Best OF care, charges reasonable. Providence
Warehouse Co., No. 20 Mason Street.
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L,oR sALE-FoRrY SHARES HOME INVEST
II ment Company at par. pays per cent and state
ment shows surplus Of about II per cent. Box a
The News Company. maris-u
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L,oR sALE-NEw ONE FAMILY HOUSE OF
Il eight rooms in Edgewood. All mod irn ini-
proyements. J. A. Latham, 81 Weybosset street
apri7-u
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vVANTED WOOL sPINNERs, wEAvERs AND
w families OF woolen mill help. s. w. & C.
Russell Manufacturing Co., Pittsheld, Mass.
apl30-H
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HELP WANrED-MALE.

vUANTED-AN EXPERIENCED POLIsHER
w Of gold icwelry, one capable OF taking charge
of room. Address stating experience, references,
etc, Box Ca NEWS Office. may 2-u
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
LOCAL NEWS.

49,
Ciouo.
Look at Cuttings window displays
his week.
A fine biscuit flour at Months, 70
cents a sack.
w. II. Adams Of Hastings was on our
streets Saturday.
S. T.. Cozad has been on the sick list,
but is better now.
DIR. Spencer adds his name TO The
John Mvo,. .ra A ~ por, -o+,rrod
from Hebron this week.
Look at those baant;f,, ,r;rosd cur.
+a;ns nj Cott;n~'s "niw ~ "soe
uorr, n p;eLuo,S !. al. a.. I'm -,
o,a;u d.. . r,anl.,. ;un . a''o W W w
% "'no''' ,
emo mns;ca, t..ot nn Satv Jar '''Nen'
NJ I"Na-
Mrs. oosslyn Oh Orieans was VISITING IN
'nv ei'' !. ,U'o p"i'o 'ne "eoh -,
watch Tor the program OF n 3: OF v.
Dana concert IL Will be published next
wen ,
orange Blossom Is a painless cure TOT
AZ diseases peculiar 10 women. Soid oy
49, oo',"s'
Inc iadles OF Red Cloud nave organ.
lzed q reading Circle Ihey Will meet
every Saturday.
Inc B.& M. has many thousand ties
ID tue yards, ana we look any time now
ior a new ailrord.
r. G. Wilder, +. w. Allies, John Viii
helmson, John Street and W. +. kenady
0AV6 renewed IOT lSr4.
Mel NJ. Tingley has gone to McCook
on a visit. From there he goes to Iowa.
to be gone three weeks.
Getting keeps the largest stock Of
Glass in the city, not including James
Glass his popular clerk.
II needing spectacles, see DR.. Guilt
more. January 10Th and Both, 1894, with
DR.. McKeeby, Red Cloud.
We meet all competition on hardware
etc, and sell you better goods Wright
the hardware man, Red Cloud,
Mora goods ara be;ng cold for n dbl.
lar at the Chicaco Ciotb;n" Store than
any where else in this country.
r. vou bava n mood horse u.;,b;ng
ahoui lion nounds thot vo,, want to
trade for a wind mil sea .Iss' petsrson'
We will nav van o. comic for corn and
soil Won goods cheaner than anv mer.
chant dare all vou.ECb;caoo CIotbing
70
DR.. Cullimore, with DR.. McKeeby in
Red Cloud, for eye and ear diseases.
Monday and Tuesday, January 10Th and
Both, 1894.
Ifyou want anything in second hand
fnPnIflr0 AO n hnu0 AnuthtnO IN nnII
see Curt Evans. Blue Front south Web
ster street.
DIR. Cullimore, Eye and Ear Surgeon
Of Omaha. Red Cloud January Goth and
avtI, iost Monday ana Iuesday' LIZ
"oi'ooo' o'".o'
Everybody should prepare to 90 to the
s. OF V. band concert. soon to be given
by them and some Of the best musical
talent OF n city.
IL your Eyes and Ears need attending
see Or. Cuiiimore, Red Cloud, with Or.
Mckeeby, January nth and 3Oth, 1884,
Monday n tuesday.
Calves can be surely and safely dc.
horned at an expense Of only three cents
per head by using the Dehornipg Rem.
Guy eo'u oy ". Co'ting.
Aid. Myers and Grant Usher are going
10 start a new grocery and .drygoods
store ia b room lately occupied by j.
l.. Miller. the harness man.
Charley Keslar. whom everv one in
Red Clond will rewember has ;nst 70.
turned from England, where he was mar
r led, and is now located in Texas.
Orr old tim. sw;tobmor coo Noo.o
~ tho no,t ,nn. uo > Iaor
Gmn;na Tho u,a"a no hroLaman - Ia" Eouwa,
,,.nn = .nv streats IIost Cat,,uJau shaI'
;u"n Sands With S;s m,n" sr;an1, mhr
,ns .a om "IoI 70 saa III. .g TUB WIN
"o'o I'LL s"e III '"'ns '"'''
John Kesler who has been meanderine
over the wild and wooley west for u mum
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

CARD OF THANKs.--We desire 10 thank
all OF our kind friends, who gave us such
loving assistance at the burial OF our
beloved son and brother Harry. His
dear young soul is in the keeping OF his
Savior. We laid his dear young body
amongst his friends surely "it is we'll
with the child. May God bless you all.
MRs. ALEX. BENTLEY AND FAMILY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

TABLE, OF

l. Poetry. history Of coffee, wealth
er forecasts, etc.
" IA story in Scarlet"
" 3-Demestic and foreign news. mar.
kst reports. etc.
" 4-County correspondents. etc.
" City news, supervisors pro.
ceedings,
" G-Report Of Red Cloud Fire De.
partment. editorial column, want
column and miscellany.
" I-Talmage's sermons, etc.
" S-Miscellany and monographs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

Ladies': II You have headache, pain in
tbs back, nervousness or any Of those dis.
Q uses pscplisy 70 yonr seq, do not fell TO
tsy Or. Sswyss'S 4ssttlss. UVo 3 ariCs
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

Mrs. N. Meyet'e, the Gsuesee county
treasurer of tho w. G. T. U. and q very
influential worker in the cause Of women
says: ~ have used Parkes' Tea and find II
il tho best remedy I have ever tried for
constipation. 1t requires smaller doses
and is more thorough. I shall use moth.
ing else in future"
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

Eli Perkine, the noted lecturer, will
hold forth in Red Cloud at the opera
house Thursday night Jan. 18th. Sub:
jact: Philosophy Of Wit. You should
not fail to hear him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

". I. Church, of Stanton Post, g. A. r..
says: II have tried nearly every cough
remedy but found nothing TO copars with
Parks Cough Syrup. I have suffered
ever since my discharge from the army
and Perks Cough Syrup is the only rem.
edy that he's ever helped me-"
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

Go and SEQ wright's. They have the
finest line of heating stoves that have
ever been brought to Rod Cloud before
Sec Thorn before buying,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
Market Report.
Torrnctad WaaLlv

We have yet to find any case Of barb
wire cut that Haller's Barb Wire Eminent
will not cure. We absolutely guarantee
II and Deyo g. Grico will refund the cash
for all proving unsatisfactory.
HALLxR PRoPR1xyy Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

LosT-A fine gold watch chain with
razor charm. Finder will please apply
at this office and receive q suitable TO.
ward.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

A cup OF Parks Ter at night moves the
bowels in the morning without pain or
discomfort.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

Talk does mo- always convince. Try a
hottie Of DR.. Sawyer's Family Cure and
You will Ne convinced that Vt will cure all
stomach, Liver, Kidney and Bowel diff
c~ulties. Deyo & Grico.